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The article says both Boost and Amaze Mulch cause the soil to dry twice as quickly. However, as I mentioned at the [[Talk:Berry_fields#Drying_berry_plots|Berry Fields talk page]] the drying period seems to be reduced from about 24 hours to somewhere just over 6 hours. This would mean the soil dries around four times as quickly. I still need to do more accurate tests, but I was wondering where the "twice as quickly" came from before editing the Boost Mulch entry. Further, I still need to try the Amaze Mulch and am wondering if anyone tried it and has an estimate of the drying time (I'm assuming it may be wrong considering the Boost Mulch drying time). [[User:PinkShinyRose|PinkShinyRose]] ([[User talk:PinkShinyRose|talk]]) 20:54, 4 February 2014 (UTC) | The article says both Boost and Amaze Mulch cause the soil to dry twice as quickly. However, as I mentioned at the [[Talk:Berry_fields#Drying_berry_plots|Berry Fields talk page]] the drying period seems to be reduced from about 24 hours to somewhere just over 6 hours. This would mean the soil dries around four times as quickly. I still need to do more accurate tests, but I was wondering where the "twice as quickly" came from before editing the Boost Mulch entry. Further, I still need to try the Amaze Mulch and am wondering if anyone tried it and has an estimate of the drying time (I'm assuming it may be wrong considering the Boost Mulch drying time). [[User:PinkShinyRose|PinkShinyRose]] ([[User talk:PinkShinyRose|talk]]) 20:54, 4 February 2014 (UTC) | ||
It turned out to take 4 hours to dry with both the Boost and the Amaze Mulch. [[User:PinkShinyRose|PinkShinyRose]] ([[User talk:PinkShinyRose|talk]]) 18:19, 6 February 2014 (UTC) | |||