Inspect seed pouches.

Also, look for a better place to plant.

Eat "Skull" seeds.

Mentally review what seeds you've got and what advice you were given about them.

what seeds?

Review currently-running horticulture projects and personal skill/knowledge level regarding horticulture.

Build fire with gardening accessories, roast seeds, eat.

>You've got four seed packets, assorted gardening accessories, and a lot of determination.
It's time to overthrow the government and assume ultimate power.

sapling 2015/10/01(Thu)11:36 No. 674168 ID: 368f82
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>Mentally review what seeds you've got and what advice you were given about them.

These packets showed up in the mail a few days ago. You're an enthusiastic hobbyist in the way of gardening, and you are subscribed to several monthly mail-offer services, which deliver assorted seeds to you at random. These seeds didn't come from any of your usual subscriptions, in fact, there wasn't even any form of postage information or packaging. They were just kind of dropped into your mailbox, and who are you to refuse free plants!

...Unfortunately, none of the writing on the packets is a language you comprehend -- aside from, for some reason, "DO NOT EAT", stamped plainly across each one. Why on earth would someone want to eat these? In any case, you figure the language barrier just adds to the excitement, and will be a true test of your skills!

go for the warning sign packet. It looks exciting

Put all four into the pot

Start out with the heart and star packets.

Warning sigh seeds should be planted first.

Put the seeds into your mouth and move your jaw up and down. That's not eating them, technically.

Can you look this stuff up in a library? I mean, we don't know anything about sunlight, humidity, water, pH, insect partners, symbionts/parasitism (like sandalwood needing other plants to borrow their root networks) or other soil conditions requirements for these things yet. For all we know we could be dealing with mycorrhizal plants that need fungus we don't know about to sprout even, like orchids. They're your seeds, but all else being equal I wouldn't wanna waste any on leaving them in an indoor pot and see what happens in case that's a fat load of nothing.

heart packet! 0u0

Do either star packet or get a pot for each and plant them all at once. But maybe save some seeds of each in case you want to do monster science to them later

>>674168
Totes plant the skull packet first. That underlined thing definitely isn't a massive warning about it murdering you.

Plant the skull seed. Maybe we'll grow an army of skeletons.

>>674173
! Seeds first, yeah.

Plant the one with a heart on its packaging.