Fertilizer

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Fertilizer

Fertilizer is an item that can be used on flowers at any growth stage in any flower plot. It can be obtained from composting seeds, flower seeds, troweled flowers, or plucked flowers using the Icon interaction compost bin.png Composter that the player unlocks during the "Mulch Be Well" quest.

Lutz.png Lutz and Marin.png Marin will gift the player FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer when visiting the island.

Image Name Tags Rarity Source
FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer N/A Common Icon interaction compost bin.png Composter

Lutz.png Lutz

Marin.png Marin

Other Sources

  • Obtained by completing certain Athlete coin Icon item.png Challenge Courses in Merry Meadow Icon.webp Merry Meadow a fourth time but can only be obtained once per course (and not from many courses).

Usages

  • Increases seed propagation
  • Increases chance of successfully crossbreeding
  • Has a chance of giving a flower a rare pattern (e.g. the Ombre Pattern Black.png ombre pattern)

How to Use

To apply FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer to a flower, the player should make sure the flower plot is highlighted as selected, then press the action button for FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer. The button shows how many are left in the player’s inventory. To apply FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer to all flowers in a flower patch, the action button should be held down until the meter above the player’s avatar fills up, then released.

FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer can be used once a day on any flowers except for fully bloomed flowers, newly planted seed packets, and replanted seedlings. A flower can also be fertilized before and after blooming if it blooms from being Watering Can.webp watered.

FertilizerIcon.png Fertilizer increases seed propagation (or the chance of a flower producing seeds), increases the chance of a flower successfully crossbreeding, and may give a flower plant without a pattern the default pattern for that flower's type. Once a flower has a pattern, it can be used to transfer its color across flower types by crossbreeding with other flower types.