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DecemberMoon · 02-22-2013, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Heartbreaker

Merlin.

It was a good thing this was a lesson, or else those deserts would end up looking very un-desert like.
"Deserts, owing to the fact that they lack nutrients, do not require fertiliser, so you're all set." Easy peasy, right?

"Alright class, we're almost done for today!" she announced, needing to hear the word herself to enjoy them.
"Our terrariums are almost complete... for now... so I'd like you all to take a moment and shrink your jars back to normal size now please."
She did so on her own, uttering a non-verbal reducio.

"Then you'll need to be paying close attention, and take notes, on your tasks for when you leave this greenhouse..."

So she didn't need any fertilizer after all. Good thing I asked! She gave a sheepish smile, slightly embarrassed for not knowing. "Thank you ma'am." She went back to her seat, picked up her jar, and set it on the table again.

Well how was I to know there were no nutrients in sand? Maybe there were teeny tiny things that plants liked and I just didn't know about them! And apparently I don't need water yet either since she didn't say anything when I asked... She decided not to water it at all yet and see what would happen. It was a desert after all so it'd probably be fine. She pointed her wand at the jar and reduced it to its original size. "Reducio!" It wobbled down to an easy size that she could really see fitting just about anywhere once it was finished and ready for viewing. Yunno, I never really think about plants for decoration, but I think I'll like this one. She also wondered if she could learn how to conjure up a little lizard to live in there. If it wasn't real it wouldn't need food or water right?

02-22-2013, 04:15 PM	#162 (permalink)
DecemberMoon Puffskein Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Michigan, USA Posts: 999 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eliza Neladara Dawnsel Fifth Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Heartbreaker Merlin. It was a good thing this was a lesson, or else those deserts would end up looking very un-desert like. "Deserts, owing to the fact that they lack nutrients, do not require fertiliser, so you're all set." Easy peasy, right? "Alright class, we're almost done for today!" she announced, needing to hear the word herself to enjoy them. "Our terrariums are almost complete... for now... so I'd like you all to take a moment and shrink your jars back to normal size now please." She did so on her own, uttering a non-verbal reducio. "Then you'll need to be paying close attention, and take notes, on your tasks for when you leave this greenhouse..." So she didn't need any fertilizer after all. Good thing I asked! She gave a sheepish smile, slightly embarrassed for not knowing. "Thank you ma'am." She went back to her seat, picked up her jar, and set it on the table again. Well how was I to know there were no nutrients in sand? Maybe there were teeny tiny things that plants liked and I just didn't know about them! And apparently I don't need water yet either since she didn't say anything when I asked... She decided not to water it at all yet and see what would happen. It was a desert after all so it'd probably be fine. She pointed her wand at the jar and reduced it to its original size. "Reducio!" It wobbled down to an easy size that she could really see fitting just about anywhere once it was finished and ready for viewing. Yunno, I never really think about plants for decoration, but I think I'll like this one. She also wondered if she could learn how to conjure up a little lizard to live in there. If it wasn't real it wouldn't need food or water right? __________________ ... CHARMING ... HUMBLE ... REFINED ...