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Composter producing Fertilizer (bone meal rework)

Since bone meal can be used to dye i think it would be good to cange the item to grow plants to fertalizer. Composter will produce fertalizer and bone meal can be tune into fertalizer aswell / or still be used dirctly.

For me its just strange to be able to dye a block whity from e. G. Rotten pumpkin pie!

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    It would be easier to just make it so the composter gives its own item. It can work just like bone meal but cant make white dye and can only be used to grow plants. Good idea though, I'll vote.

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    Bone meal IS fertilizer in Minecraft. There is no need for an item that does the exact same thing as bone meal. What i would prefer is if composters produced dirt instead.

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    It could look like this, like super fertilizer on the education edition but with a podzol-y texture instead of being white

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    Fertilizer and bone meal should have some differences fertilizer should replenish the soil after multiple uses the soil should grow crops slower and fertilizer would replenish the soil making the dirt look more brown. While bone meal should do what it is already doing.

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    Yes, compost is supposed to speed up plant growth. Bone meal - too, but after a while, because it is more slowly absorbed by the soil in life.