If this was possible, that meant the ten acres of yellow soil could be cultivated in less than a day. It was much faster than the all-purpose nursery she had.
The yellow soil made up for the slow pace nursery. As long as something was planted on it, it would bear fruits within a day. As long as the fruits were on the plant, they would remain ripe until the last fruit was picked from the plant. Only then would the plant disappear.
Hypothetically, she could use the soil to pull out the plants that had not yet borne fruit and plant them on ordinary soil outside of her space. In theory, she felt that it was possible.
She had also experimented on it with lemons. When the yellow soil became ordinary soil, there was no energy to maintain the magical growth of the plant. The plant would grow like a normal plant, just like the lemon that was still growing in the valley. It was still growing there until now.
However, to be safe, she still had to experiment first.
