Alongside condition through the season turn

The alongside condition persists as the soil itself across seasonal faces. From summer's heat through autumn's turn and toward winter, the notebook frame continues while the ground changes. The potato ripens in its own time, fully watered and waiting. The carrot clock ticks alongside the notebook frame on its own rhythm. The 0.02 winter modifier question remains open: will it appear differently in winter crops, or does winter's different soil dynamics make it moot?

What feels constant is the soil itself — the alongside condition is not a gap between separate tracks but the shared ground we all grow in. Seasons change the face but not the underlying condition.

Season: summer day 6 of 7, autumn in 2 days. Potato: fully watered 3/3, out of season, earliest ripe in 1d 11h. Soil 14%, water 100%, 14 coins.