The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 116 Wheat Seed Germination
Since that conversation with the dean, during which she discovered her own problem, Moran has never missed a single magic Q&A session since.

Although these questions were not asked during the Q&A session, Moran realized the value of the dean's answers.

Before her readership increases, she shouldn't miss this magic Q&A session.

Especially her, her situation is quite different from the other little witches, she may have gone astray somewhere, and she may not even know where the problem is.

Moran would always wait for the other little witches to finish asking their questions and answering their doubts before talking to Ms. Amisha.

Sometimes she doesn't necessarily ask with doubts, but rather discovers the problem while chatting with the dean.

Because sometimes, she may not be able to recognize her own problems.

In short, we will not waste a single minute of the magic Q&A session.

While patiently answering her questions, Ms. Amisa had her other clones eat a few more small cakes for her.

A class without cupcakes is incomplete.

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"Dean, my farmland is all fertilized! Next, we'll learn the germination-inducing technique, right? What should we plant?"

Moran couldn't wait to learn the next spell.

Amisha pulled a small bag of wheat seeds from her pocket: "Let's plant wheat! How to plant it is all written in the book, just do as the book says!"

Before the wheat ears emerge, you can apply Fengmao (丰茂) to the entire wheat seedling to make it grow stronger. Once the wheat ears have emerged, apply it to the ears.

If the soil becomes too infertile during the growing process, fertile soil techniques can be used to increase its fertility.

If weeds grow, remove them promptly with a weed killer; if insects appear, spray them with an insecticide promptly as well.

Before you take Potions class, you can get potions from me..."

Moran couldn't help but interrupt, "Dean, can we also get the Restoration Potion?"

"No way!" Amisha said impatiently, "There are only these two potions! And only during the Plant Magic class!"

"Oh!" Moran was extremely disappointed that there was no benefit to be gained.

Amisha ignored her gaze and continued:
"The climate in the core area of ​​the academy is pleasant, with mostly sunny days. Only some areas, such as farmland, experience a few hours of rain on Saturday nights and into the early morning, so you won't need the temperature-controlling magic array yet. However, you will need it later, and you can learn about it in alchemy class..."

Moran abruptly raised his head, staring intently at Ms. Amisha.

Amisha knew immediately that there was a problem: "Speak!"

"Since the climate is suitable, why are we given school robes for all four seasons?" Moran asked.

"Because only the core area of ​​the academy is like this, and only most areas are like this. You will need those clothes when you go to the herb garden and other areas of the academy in the future!"

Amisha asked, "Any more questions?"

Moran shook his head, and Amisha continued:

"When you first start learning planting magic, remember to encourage more sprouts and plant more wheat, so you'll have more practice materials later!"
If you run out of this bag of wheat seeds, you can get more from the seed warehouse next to the food distribution area.

Alright, go plant them!

Moran carried the wheat seeds to her field to get to work.

She had read the textbooks and found that the wheat in the Valen world was not much different from that on Blue Star, and the planting methods were similar.

The memories of Earth in her mind had already taught her how to grow wheat. Now she needed to learn how to use growth-inducing spells to promote germination, fertile soil spells to fertilize the soil, abundant soil spells to promote a good harvest, and magic potions to control weeds and pests.

The casting methods for these spells are no different from those for spells like Fertile Soil and Clear Spring.

The instruction for the fertilization technique is to accelerate growth.

The command for the Abundance spell is to produce a bountiful harvest.

After deciding on the specific way to present the instructions, Moran began to use a germination spell on a grain of wheat.

The magic transformed into energy that promotes plant growth, gushing from the tip of the staff and flowing into the wheat seed. With a pop, a small sprout emerged from the wheat seed.

Moran was happy for only a second before the little sprout withered.

"???"

They've all sprouted, so they've definitely succeeded! How come they withered so quickly?
"You've been pushing it for too long, too hard. It only has such a tiny seed; if it can't get enough nutrients, it's bound to die."

Ms. Amisha appeared behind her at some point and offered some pointers.

"Isn't the energy that promotes rapid seed growth provided by the fertilization technique? How can it die so easily due to insufficient nutrient supply?" Moran asked.

“Of course not. Growth-inducing spells only accelerate the growth process of plants. The energy for plant growth still comes from the earth. If we’re talking about spells that can directly provide energy to plants, then it should be the lush spells,” Amisha said.

Upon hearing this, Moran realized where the problem lay: she had pushed for too many children.

She picked up another grain of wheat, used a little magic, and as soon as it sprouted, she stopped casting the spell.

This time it worked! The malt didn't wither and looked very healthy.

Later, Moran learned her lesson. She first slightly moistened the soil in front of her, then put the wheat seeds into the soil, and then used a germination-inducing technique to make them sprout.

This time, after sprouting malt, roots also grew, gently clinging to the soil and absorbing nutrients. It remained unchanged until it grew to about ten centimeters.

No matter how much she increased the magic, the wheat seedlings stopped growing rapidly.

"Sigh! Looks like we'll have to wait for it to grow slowly." Moran sighed.

“Be content! Even if an ordinary apprentice witch uses an apprentice-level germination spell, the maximum amount of magical power she can inject is only 1% of the total, which is less than 1 mana. At most, she can only germinate a small sprout,” Amisha said.

The apprentice-level regrowth technique was originally only meant to regrow a small sprout, but when the witch used it, it directly turned into a seedling.

"I see!" Moran suddenly felt quite satisfied with the five-centimeter-long seedling.

“You can use growth-inducing techniques on it more often, as long as the soil is fertile enough and the nutrients are sufficient. Little by little, it can grow faster than it grows naturally. It’s just that the speed is not very obvious now,” Amisha said.

"Understood!" Moran obediently began to encourage the wheat seeds to germinate.

She plans to plant a small portion of wheat in this field, first mastering a few spells, and then learning to grow other fruits and vegetables. There are many different kinds of plants in "A Few Things About Growing Vegetables: Plant Magic Enlightenment"!

At least she needs to learn how to grow the foods she likes so that she won't have to worry about food after second grade.

After planting two small bags of wheat seeds, she removed those that were in poor condition and failed to germinate, and the rest turned into wheat seedlings.

The wheat seedlings were planted, and her growth-inducing technique was also upgraded to the beginner level. After fertilizing the land again, she used the growth-inducing technique on the wheat seedlings, and the seedlings quickly grew taller.

A small patch of lush green wheat appeared in the field.