Words of the Constant
Growth Formula Starter
Now we wait for science to do its work.
That stomach-churning smell means it's working!
It's creating what we scientists call a chemical reaction!
I think I'm supposed to let it sit for a while.
I'd guess it's just about done.
Well, it sure looks like it's doing something.
Hopefully this won't take too long.
That's good enough, isn't it?
This is taking an eternity!
Now to let the ingredients marinade.
It's not my idea of a fine meal, but the plants will love it.
It needs a bit more time to stew.
A weak brew for the non-meats.
By the gods, the stench!
It's beginning to take on a powerful odor.
It looks more like a science experiment than a fertilizer.
Ugh, the smell... can we just put it in the ground already?
Wonderful, it's putrefying.
Wendy dared us to drink it...
It's gotten really rotten looking... yay!
Is it going bad? Is that good?
We nourish the plants' soil with the decomposed husks of their ocean cousins.
It has the stench of death... and yet it brings life.
It's decomposing nicely.
Kelp makes for an excellent fertilizer if prepared correctly.
Quite acceptable, though it would be even better if I left it for just a bit longer.
It should sit for a while longer yet, to reach full potency.
Gross.
Let's hope this works as well as it stinks.
Yup, stuff's happening in there alright.
Wouldn't want to take a sip of that stuff.
That looks like some strong stuff.
This stuff sure takes a while to do its thing.
Will be good drink for plants, make them strong!
Is powerful plant drink with powerful smell!
Stink getting stronger... will make plants stronger too!
Freshly bottled plant food.
Now that's a strong brew!
Can't rush the brewing process.
Drink stuff, good for friends
Really good!
Getting better
This kelp should help our garden grow, hyuyu!
This bubbling brew will make the plants good as new.
This planty drink is starting to stink.
Look kinda tasty, florp.
Ready for plants now?
Good and stinky!
THE NUTRIENT LEVEL IS UNSATISFACTORY. REQUIRES MORE PROCESSING TIME
NUTRIENT LEVELS NEARING MAXIMUM OUTPUT