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Ground-up bones that make plants grow and lawns forget they're basically eating skeletons.

means A powdery fertilizer made from crushed, steamed animal bones, prized for its slow-release phosphorus and calcium that feed root growth and flowering.

from Straightforward compound of 'bone' and 'meal' (meal meaning coarsely ground grain or substance, from Old English 'melu'). Bones left over from slaughterhouses and tanneries were historically too useful to waste — steamed, dried, and crushed into grit, they became a farmer's fertilizer long before synthetic alternatives existed, prized especially for the phosphorus that gives plants strong roots and flowers.

made from
slaughterhouse bones, steamed and pulverized
main nutrient
phosphorus, for roots and flowers
minecraft fame
instantly grows crops, no soil skill required
fun catch
slow-release, takes months to actually feed plants
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