If the seasons lasted only a week?

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Imagining a world where seasons last only a week brings with it a series of interesting and unique consequences. With such a short duration, seasonal changes would be extremely rapid. We could transition from a wintry week of snow to a summery week of intense heat within a few days. So, I wonder: - would plants and animals be able to adapt quickly to these climate changes? For instance, plants would have to bloom, bear fruit, and lose their leaves within a week. - could agriculture withstand this rapid alternation of seasons? Cultivators would need to plan and cultivate quickly, with very precise harvesting and planting times. - could people plan their vacations based on their favorite season, knowing that this scenario might affect the ecological balance and pose environmental challenges? For example, wildlife might have to migrate more frequently or adapt more rapidly to changes in available resources. - would this situation lead to a more dynamic and fast-paced life, or would these significant impacts on all aspects of society, from agriculture to culture and the environment, bring about deteriorations?