Septimus answers slowly, but never at length.
Nothing. The coins are free, and the fernery has no in-app purchases at all.
You could not. Glasshouse Fernery does not offer or promote real-money gambling, and wins here hold no real-world value.
No. Not one thing in the conservatory is for sale.
Not to visit the lily dome, which anyone may walk into with nothing to fill in. Panedrip Orchids and Cresslade Flumes want a free account: a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick saying you are 18 or over. No card form exists anywhere in the fernery.
It keeps your coins, level and missions pressed safely until your next visit, and it gives Septimus the chance to confirm you are 18 or over before play.
Nothing at all. The games grow inside the web browser you are already using.
It is. Mistdome Lilies, Panedrip Orchids and Cresslade Flumes share one coin balance, one level and one list of daily missions.
From your account page, choose Delete my account. That deletes your nickname, email address and password hash on the spot, permanently.
Grown-ups of 18 years and over, nobody younger.
It is. A spin lands each reel on its own random position, chosen independently, and no earlier spin can steer a later one.
Sign in again and the balance is restored, because coins are entered against your account rather than the browser.
None do. The fernery hosts no gambling adverts, no gambling operators and no affiliate links.
The fernery’s doors open for adults of 18 and upward. Its games are played with virtual coins that have no monetary value; no one can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them. Nowhere in these rooms is there a coin stall or a payment page, nobody is handed a prize of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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