as we all know, the benefits of growing huge crops are high.
It's very comfortable to plant huge crops in a perfect proportion without fertilization, but it's difficult for us to gather all kinds of seeds needed in a perfect proportion at once during the start-up period of seed shortage.
At this time, we can open up a subsidiary field separately to convert the common seeds we have picked into seeds of various crops (forget-me-not flowers can also be planted), so that we can have some capital to grow giant plants-you need to know: to grow giant plants, we need at least four seeds of the same crop, including four.
when we have certain seeds, we begin to cultivate crops. Crops that are not planted in perfect proportion need to supplement fertilizer by themselves.
The amount of fertilizer produced and consumed by various crops in the figure below, "-"refers to the amount of fertilizer consumed, and the amount of fertilizer transported to the soil without a negative sign in front of it
The demand for plant fertilizer
It is also necessary to know what can provide various fertilizers. The compost manure as a growth promoter is hereinafter referred to as fertilizer No.1, fertilizer No.2 and fertilizer No.3
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The point is here. Each plot is marked with a 3x3 mound, and each row is planted with a plant, as shown in the following two squares (I used weeds to consume the fertilizer in the field, ps: I can see the fertility in the field with the cultivation cap made of ancient tower, which is divided into three colors, and the fertility in the picture is consumed by weeds)
Two plots are reclaimed horizontally, because it is winter, we chose
pumpkin,-2.1.1. 1.1.2
Then we will plant pumpkins and potatoes, and we plan to make up for what is lacking in fertilizer.
No.1 fertilizer: 6x(-2+2+1)=6, so we don't need to worry about it.
No.2 fertilizer: 6x(1-4+1)=-12, each one. Therefore, there are 3 potatoes, garlic and pumpkins in each plot, and each garlic needs to be supplemented with 2: 2 fertilizer < P > As a control, I applied 2 rotten foods (2: 2 fertility) in the upper left corner and 2: fertility in the lower left corner < P > Six rotten foods (6: 2 fertility, just enough for 3 garlic plants in the field) were applied in the upper right corner and the lower left corner < P > The results are as follows < P > It can be seen that the pumpkin potatoes in the upper left corner are huge crops, but (At the bottom right, because the wrong plant was planted, it became like this after it was shoveled off. Not as a reference)
Once again, we should pay attention to the conditions for growing huge crops. Happy farming!
To sum up in a word: Calculate the demand of various fertilizers, and make up less fertilizers, provided that the requirements of huge crop output are met.
ps: a field also comes with its own fertilizer at the beginning, so you can test how much it has by yourself.