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Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Fri Apr 26, 2013 11:42 pm
by Avarice
When making the clay pot, does the lime and granite affect purity or just the clay?
How much does the pot itself affect the purity of the plant grown?
Re: Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Sat Apr 27, 2013 12:26 am
by dmdisco
yea all 3 items should affect the purity of the pot, im not sure with the pot effect on the outcome but im testing it right now with a merc pot and neutral hummus and plant.
but im sure others have mention that it does.
Re: Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Sat Apr 27, 2013 12:26 am
by Yourgrandmother
Hans Lemurson has a great breakdown of the effects of each.
Lime and granite do effect it.
Re: Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Sun Apr 28, 2013 1:53 pm
by Burseig
when you prepare the clay here is the formula
Clay element = 0,99 * water element + 0,01 lime element.
Basically the clay purity is 99% the purity of water, so you don t need to use very good lime for this.
For the pot now :
Pot element = (clay element + granite element + lime element) / 3
In that case each ingredient wieght the same in the purity of the pot. Even though there is 8 unit of clay andf only one of granite, this doesn't matter.
And then when you plant your stuff in the pot, stuff purity, humus and water matters, but as far as I know we didnt find the formula yet.
Re: Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Sun Apr 28, 2013 2:44 pm
by Avarice
Thank you very much Burseig!

Re: Purity Questions on Gardening...

Posted:
Sun Apr 28, 2013 3:58 pm
by BubbaMKII
Burseig wrote:In that case each ingredient wieght the same in the purity of the pot. Even though there is 8 unit of clay andf only one of granite, this doesn't matter.
Yet if you make food it's 0.25 flour + 0.75 water / 100
Consistency ftw.
It looks like what comes out the worst is the thing they pick.
Haven't played all day today, it's just.., meh...