diff --git a/.planning/phases/02-season-1-vertical-slice-soil/02-03-harvest-journal-fragments-PLAN.md b/.planning/phases/02-season-1-vertical-slice-soil/02-03-harvest-journal-fragments-PLAN.md
index 0726bb2..ff6bf22 100644
--- a/.planning/phases/02-season-1-vertical-slice-soil/02-03-harvest-journal-fragments-PLAN.md
+++ b/.planning/phases/02-season-1-vertical-slice-soil/02-03-harvest-journal-fragments-PLAN.md
@@ -370,7 +370,9 @@ wait. The wait was the thing. The flower would bloom in its own time. Most
 good things were like that, until they weren't.
 ```
 
-(Total: 9 in yaml + 2 in md + 1 sentinel = 12 fragments. Exceeds RESEARCH Assumption A8's "≥10" target with margin. Tags distribute: 4 warm, 3 contemplative, 3 heavy, 1 _meta = 11 plant-tagged + 1 sentinel; comfortably feeds 8th-harvest Lura threshold + plant-type unlocks.)
+(W6 fix — bump warm-pool depth so a worst-case all-rosemary playthrough still has fragments left at harvest 8.
+
+Total: ≥14 in yaml + ≥2 in md + 1 sentinel = ≥17 fragments. Tags distribute: ≥9 warm, ≥3 contemplative, ≥3 heavy, 1 _meta. The yaml block above shows 3 warm samples; the executor authors ≥6 additional warm-tagged fragments matching the same tonal register before committing. Pool depth must satisfy the worst-case constraint: 8 harvests of rosemary alone must not exhaust the warm pool. The exhaustion sentinel still exists as a defensive fallback (Pitfall 8), but the authored pool should be deep enough that it is never reached during normal Phase-2 play.)
 
 **Step 3 — `src/sim/memory/pool.ts`** (PATTERNS Group D filter pattern):
 
@@ -643,7 +645,8 @@ PIPE-02's lazy split is structurally verified by `scripts/check-bundle-split.mjs
 **Commit:** `feat(02-03): Season-1 fragments + sim/memory selector + harvest/compost commands`. Run `npm run lint && npx vitest run src/sim/ src/content/ && npm run build` before committing (npm run build proves the new fragments parse).
   </action>
   <acceptance_criteria>
-    - `grep -c "^  - id: season1\\." content/seasons/01-soil/fragments.yaml` returns ≥9
+    - `grep -c "^  - id: season1\\." content/seasons/01-soil/fragments.yaml` returns ≥14
+    - `[ "$(grep -c "tags: \\[warm\\]" content/seasons/01-soil/fragments.yaml)" -ge 9 ]` (W6: warm pool ≥ 8th-harvest depth + 1 buffer)
     - `ls content/seasons/01-soil/fragments/*.md | wc -l` returns ≥2
     - `grep -q "season1.soil._exhaustion" content/seasons/01-soil/fragments.yaml`
     - `grep -q "tags: \\[warm\\]\\|tags: \\[contemplative\\]\\|tags: \\[heavy\\]" content/seasons/01-soil/fragments.yaml` (multiple)
@@ -858,7 +861,7 @@ export function FragmentRevealModal(): JSX.Element | null {
 **Step 3 — `src/ui/journal/journal-icon.tsx`** (D-23 + D-29):
 
 ```typescript
-import { useState } from 'react';
+import { useEffect, useState } from 'react';
 import { useAppStore, selectJournalRevealed } from '../../store';
 import { Journal } from './Journal';
 
@@ -873,6 +876,18 @@ export function JournalIcon(): JSX.Element | null {
   const revealed = useAppStore(selectJournalRevealed);
   const [open, setOpen] = useState(false);
 
+  // W2 — D-29 'j' hotkey toggles the journal. App.tsx dispatches a window
+  // CustomEvent so the JournalIcon owns its open/close state without lifting
+  // it into the store. The listener is keyed off the same revealed gate as
+  // the icon itself — pre-first-harvest the hotkey is a no-op (matches the
+  // anti-FOMO doctrine: nothing exists for the player to "discover" early).
+  useEffect(() => {
+    if (!revealed) return;
+    const onToggle = () => setOpen((o) => !o);
+    window.addEventListener('tlg:toggle-journal', onToggle);
+    return () => window.removeEventListener('tlg:toggle-journal', onToggle);
+  }, [revealed]);
+
   if (!revealed) return null;
 
   return (