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Used in [[Gardening]]. <b>Fertile Dirt</b> is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit. | Used in [[Gardening]]. <b>Fertile Dirt</b> is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit. | ||
| − | + | Twenty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime. | |
You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on the following creatures: | You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on the following creatures: | ||
Revision as of 13:31, 21 February 2009
The plant grows from the womb of the land, it's roots deeply embedded in the safety of soil.
Used in Gardening. Fertile Dirt is stackable and weighs one stone per unit.
Twenty bits are required in order to fill a Plant Bowl. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, plants growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
You may find fertile dirt as loot on the following creatures:
It is also occasionally brought to the surface when Green Thorns are planted in normal dirt tiles.
Originally appearing in Ultima VIII: Pagan as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system.