Miracle Fertilizer →Used Deck

It is especially popular among the support Spell Trap cards that were released in large numbers when the Plant embarked on a major race reform in the 6th period, and as the times progressed, the Spell Trap cards that became one after another. Continuous Spell, which stood firm as a race-specific card until the end along with Super Solar Nutrient while dropping out.
The effect is a very useful effect that completely revives one GY Plant during the main phase of each turn, but if even one monster revived by this effect leaves the field, it self-destructs, so Even if you put out the above plant monsters or put out the plant that is the material for special summon, in most cases it was a one-time-only resurrection card for that turn.
In addition, since this effect imposes a restriction that NS cannot be performed on the turn when Special Summon is performed, there is also a weakness that it is incompatible with "Gigaplant", which was particularly useful among Plants at the time, and even at that time, all Surprisingly, it may not be the case that this card was highly rated.
However, even if this card leaves the field, there is no particular effect on the revived monster, and since the effect does not have the name Turn 1, there is no problem even if it is duplicated, and it is possible to use it repeatedly by self-bouncing. It can be said that this is an adjustment unique to that time, and in that respect it can be said that it has the strengths that are not inferior to modern cards.
The self-bounce situation surrounding this card has changed considerably since then, such as the banning of 《Giant Trunade》and the errata of the effect of Bryu and Duro, but the way to use this card without self-destruction is to expand the card pool. It is a situation that is steadily increasing along with.
I was indebted countless times to this card, Tytannial, Princess of Camellias, Dandylion, and Plant Tuner.

First of all, it grows with the card name.
It's an activation effect, so if you keep it on the field, you can use it every turn. Synchro, Link, and Ronfa are self-destructing grasses, but in fact, if you use Xyz materials, they will not be self-destructing.
It's grass that can't be normal summon, but forgetting the constraints won't grow grass, so be careful.

Comprehensive evaluation: Very convenient as a means of resuscitation.
The disadvantage of not being able to Normal Summon, and the disadvantage of self-destructing when using a revived monster as a Synchro Link material.
However, there is no particular problem because it is a fast-acting resurrection method and can be used up even if it is used up.
Since it also suffers from the disadvantage of 《Hidden Armory》, it is good to aim for further development by reviving 《Gigaplant》and searching for 《Supervise》.
It doesn't self-destruct when used as an Xyz material, so it works well with types that use Xyz Summons a lot.

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Being able to revive plants every turn with no level limit is excellent, and because of the spell, it also has a quick attack. When the revived card leaves the field, it self-destructs, but there are ways to avoid it, such as using it as an X material.
However, because it is permanent, it is vulnerable to chain removal and will not fire, and the disadvantage of Normal Summon is that it does not grow grass. I don't like the compatibility with Gigapla.
However, the fact that it's permanent can be used to your advantage, and since this card doesn't have a restriction on activating it with the same name, it's possible to revive multiple bodies with a single card, just like burial, by combining it with a bounce.
As a resurrection card, it has its quirks, but I think it's a highly versatile card that can demonstrate high explosive power depending on the ingenuity.

A Continuous Spell that can revive plants.
Although it has restrictions, it is an excellent support card that can completely revive every turn if it is a Plant regardless of level.

Plant One of the best revive cards. Normal Summon cannot be performed on the turn it is revived, but the resurrected monster will be fully revived, so there is no problem even if this card is removed.
Also, if you maintain it, you can revive every turn. Easy to remove, but worth defending.
Although it is a disadvantage that it self-destructs when the monster revived by this card is gone, it is not particularly troublesome if you think that it will be used up, and there is a loophole that can be maintained if it is used as an Xyz material.
It's a powerful card with some drawbacks, and it's well-balanced.

"Normal Summon can't be done" feels balanced
If you maintain it, it is strong that you can use it every turn

It's fertilizer!
A powerful support card for Plant.
You can revive a Plant every turn with no demerits other than consuming summoning rights.
(Although it cannot be summoned again that turn), it can be said to be particularly effective in reusing 《Gigaplant》and Ronfa.
This card itself will be useless the moment the resurrection card leaves the field, but it is also possible to use it as an Xyz material to forcibly overwhelm the disadvantages.

What is this card too strong (white eyes)
If you keep it, you can use it every turn

A very useful plant resurrection card that can't be normal summoned.
It's also good that you can use the effect every turn as long as it's in play.

A good revive card in the Plant,
In effect, it can be said to be a card that can be said to be a "Monster Reborn" that can be used many times exclusively for Plant.
The point that there is no collateral damage when the revived permanent card leaves
As long as even one of the resurrected monsters is not destroyed, you can resurrect it again.
There is a drawback that Normal Summon cannot do, but I would like to make up for it with his other Special Summon cards.
Since it is a Continuous Spell, you should be careful about being vulnerable to Cyclone.

The biggest factor in this plant push.
If it's a plant, it doesn't matter if it's Ronfa or Gigapla.
Moreover, there is no demerit to reanimated monsters, and the summoning right disappears and self-destruction, but there is almost no problem with deployment.
It's definitely a strong enough resurrection card even if it's a one-time-use deployment, even if it's sustained for many turns.

Plants grow overgrown due to their very powerful resurrection cards.
Unlike a general permanent resurrection card, even if this card is destroyed, the revived card is safe. Also, if you survive until the next turn, you will have a chance to revive further, so it will grow.
Normal Summon is not possible, so it is not suitable for deployment, but it is very useful for deploying powerful monsters and useful cards, so it grows.
Speaking of plant revival, this card is one of the strengths of the race, so it grows.