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Hey Ju · 01-11-2012, 01:22 AM

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1. Charm pot to heat itself. check
2. Fill half of pot up with soil and let it rest for several minutes to warm up. check
3. Carefully take a single fire seed with dragon hide gloves and place on top of the soil. check
4. Cover fire seed with soil, so that pot is filled. Pat the soil down a little (not too much, you don't want to suffocate it). check
5. Water the fire seed with boiling water, without drowning it.

For boiling water, add water (via aguamenti) to the watering can and heat it. This will ensure you 1. control the temperature and 2. don't over water your seed. Use a VERY small amount, simply enough to moisten the soil.

Sophie got a little watering can and pointed her wand at it. This was one of the spells she had tried before on the train, so she was confident about it. "Aguamenti!" she said and watched as water started filling up the can. Then she bent her wrist and made the circular movements once more. "Chaudensis." Sophie waited until the water was boiling and started pouring it slowly and steady over her pot. "There." she thought. Watering plants was one of the few things her mum let her do in her garden. At least Sophie could do that right.

She then wrote her name on the pot and put her wand away. "Tadah!" she thought smiling.

01-11-2012, 01:22 AM	#601 (permalink)
Hey Ju DMAC & DMLE Bicorn Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Octopus's Garden Posts: 16,727 Hogwarts RPG Name: Scarlett Mordaunt Hufflepuff Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Brenna Kavanaugh Slytherin Second Year x8 x4	#5 Arts TRANSPONSTER! Quote: 1. Charm pot to heat itself. check 2. Fill half of pot up with soil and let it rest for several minutes to warm up. check 3. Carefully take a single fire seed with dragon hide gloves and place on top of the soil. check 4. Cover fire seed with soil, so that pot is filled. Pat the soil down a little (not too much, you don't want to suffocate it). check 5. Water the fire seed with boiling water, without drowning it. For boiling water, add water (via aguamenti) to the watering can and heat it. This will ensure you 1. control the temperature and 2. don't over water your seed. Use a VERY small amount, simply enough to moisten the soil. Sophie got a little watering can and pointed her wand at it. This was one of the spells she had tried before on the train, so she was confident about it. "Aguamenti!" she said and watched as water started filling up the can. Then she bent her wrist and made the circular movements once more. "Chaudensis." Sophie waited until the water was boiling and started pouring it slowly and steady over her pot. "There." she thought. Watering plants was one of the few things her mum let her do in her garden. At least Sophie could do that right. She then wrote her name on the pot and put her wand away. "Tadah!" she thought smiling.