Fertilizer: Difference between revisions
mNo edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
In the mid-game, {{infoicon|Fertilizer I|new=yes}} is generally produced using the the {{infoicon|Ammonia}} byproduct from {{infoicon|Sour Water}} [[Sour Water Stripper|stripping]] and {{infoicon|Nitrogen}} from the {{infoicon|Air Separator|new=yes}}. It can be enhanced by adding {{infoicon|Limestone}} and {{infoicon|Sulfur}} to {{infoicon|Fertilizer II|new=yes}}. Alternatively, {{infoicon|Fertilizer (organic)|new=yes}} can be sustainably produced through green methods using {{infoicon|Compost}}. | In the mid-game, {{infoicon|Fertilizer I|new=yes}} is generally produced using the the {{infoicon|Ammonia}} byproduct from {{infoicon|Sour Water}} [[Sour Water Stripper|stripping]] and {{infoicon|Nitrogen}} from the {{infoicon|Air Separator|new=yes}}. It can be enhanced by adding {{infoicon|Limestone}} and {{infoicon|Sulfur}} to {{infoicon|Fertilizer II|new=yes}}. Alternatively, {{infoicon|Fertilizer (organic)|new=yes}} can be sustainably produced through green methods using {{infoicon|Compost|new=yes}}. | ||
Revision as of 05:08, 28 February 2023
Fertilizer is a crafted liquid product used to restore 
Fertility in the Farm, Irrigated Farm, Greenhouse, and Greenhouse II. Along with the growing of 
Green Manure and natural replenishment, it is the only method of restoring Fertility levels. File:FertilizerI.png Fertilizer I and File:FertilizerII.png Fertilizer II also can get the fertility above 100%.
Fertilizer has to be supplied via a pipe, transport vehicles do not transport fertilizer. When different types of fertilizer is delivered to a growing plot, their properties will be mixed proportionally.
In the mid-game, File:FertilizerI.png Fertilizer I is generally produced using the the Ammonia byproduct from Sour Water stripping and Nitrogen from the 
Air Separator. It can be enhanced by adding Limestone and Sulfur to File:FertilizerII.png Fertilizer II. Alternatively, File:Fertilizerorganic.png Fertilizer (Organic) can be sustainably produced through green methods using 
Compost.
