Growth Potion Blueprint Overview
A Growth Potion blueprint matters because it turns a specific set of inputs into fertilizer through a defined factory recipe. This page gives players a clear reference for the Growth Potion recipe, its production rate, and the device required to make it.
The available recipe data lists Growth Potion in both the Fertilizer and Potions categories. It is crafted in an Advanced Blender and produces one Growth Potion per completed recipe.
| Recipe output | Amount per craft | Production rate | Crafting device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth Potion | 1x | 10.0/min | Advanced Blender |
The recipe takes six seconds. Its listed input quantities and per-minute rates provide the core information needed when reviewing or sharing a blueprint.
| Recipe detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Categories | Fertilizer, Potions |
| Crafting time | 6s |
| Device | Advanced Blender |
| Output | 1x Growth Potion |
| Output rate | 10.0/min |
An alchemy factory growth potion blueprint can therefore be evaluated around three practical questions:
- Does it supply Chamomile Powder, Clay Powder, and Brine?
- Does it send those inputs to an Advanced Blender?
- Does it account for the recipe’s six-second crafting time and 10.0-per-minute output rate?
Growth Potion Recipe Inputs
The Growth Potion recipe uses three listed inputs. Two are powders and one is Brine. Each input has both a quantity per craft and a displayed per-minute requirement.
| Input | Amount per craft | Listed rate |
|---|---|---|
| Chamomile Powder | 2x | 20.0/min |
| Clay Powder | 6x | 60.0/min |
| Brine | 80x | 800.0/min |
The per-minute figures match the stated output rate of 10.0 Growth Potion per minute. For every listed one-per-craft output, the recipe requires two Chamomile Powder, six Clay Powder, and 80 Brine.
The largest listed input requirement is Brine at 800.0/min. Clay Powder follows at 60.0/min, while Chamomile Powder is listed at 20.0/min. When checking a blueprint, these numbers are useful as a simple input checklist.
| Input comparison | Per-craft amount | Per-minute amount |
|---|---|---|
| Chamomile Powder | 2x | 20.0/min |
| Clay Powder | 6x | 60.0/min |
| Brine | 80x | 800.0/min |
| Growth Potion output | 1x | 10.0/min |
The source material does not provide a complete production chain for Chamomile Powder, Clay Powder, or Brine. It also does not identify every device that may be used before those inputs reach the Advanced Blender. For that reason, a reliable blueprint reference should keep the documented recipe separate from any unsupported assumptions about upstream production.
A recipe-focused check is especially useful when a shared design gives only a short title or an image. The documented values can confirm the final craft without requiring the player to infer missing details. If a blueprint includes extra machines or materials, the supplied sources do not establish whether those parts are necessary for Growth Potion itself or belong to the author’s wider factory.
Building and Reviewing a Blueprint
The Steam Workshop describes the Alchemy Factory Blueprints Workshop as a place to share blueprints, subscribe to blueprints made by other players, and build an ultimate factory. Workshop listings include many named designs, including entries related to fertilizer, potions, and factory layouts.
A Growth Potion blueprint should visibly connect the recipe inputs to the documented crafting device. The sources establish the Advanced Blender as the recipe device, but they do not establish a required factory footprint, belt layout, machine count, or exact placement pattern.
Use this review sequence when comparing a shared design with the recipe information:
- Confirm that the blueprint is intended for Growth Potion production.
- Check that it includes an Advanced Blender for the final recipe.
- Compare its requested inputs against the listed recipe inputs.
- Use the listed per-minute rates as the reference point for a 10.0/min output.
- Treat claims about unsupported layout details cautiously unless the blueprint author provides them.
The Workshop material includes an item named “Advanced Fertilizer Factory,” as well as “Adv.Fert.*120/min,” “Improved Fertilizer (Stackable),” and “Free Fertile Catalyst <1 tile stackable.” These entries show that players share factory and fertilizer-related blueprints, but they do not document the Growth Potion recipe itself.
| Workshop example | What the listing indicates |
|---|---|
| Advanced Fertilizer Factory | A blueprint title related to fertilizer production |
| Adv.Fert.*120/min | A blueprint title referring to Advanced Fertilizer |
| Improved Fertilizer (Stackable) | A blueprint title referring to Improved Fertilizer |
| Free Fertile Catalyst <1 tile stackable | A blueprint title referring to Fertile Catalyst |
| Ys0 - Vitality Potion V1 | A blueprint title referring to a potion |
Workshop titles are not recipe documentation. A title may describe a player’s design, its claimed throughput, or a specific layout. The documented Growth Potion recipe remains the better source for confirming required ingredients, output quantity, crafting time, and device.
The Workshop also shows that blueprints can be shared and subscribed to by players. That makes the recipe table useful as a consistent comparison point across different player-made designs. It does not establish that every listed workshop item has the same production goal, uses the same recipe, or is compatible with a particular Growth Potion arrangement.
Production Notes and Source Limits
Growth Potion is presented in the recipe source as a fertilizer option. The same source’s fertilizer options list Basic Fertilizer, Advanced Fertilizer, Growth Potion, Fertile Catalyst, and Panacea Potion. That list also displays Growth Potion with values of 6480V and 2160V/s.
| Fertilizer option shown | Displayed values |
|---|---|
| Basic Fertilizer | 144V, 12V/s |
| Advanced Fertilizer | 720V, 144V/s |
| Growth Potion | 6480V, 2160V/s |
| Fertile Catalyst | 24000V, 6000V/s |
| Panacea Potion | 200000V, 20000V/s |
The recipe source identifies itself as Game Version 0.5.4471 and labels that version Early Access. Separately, the Steam community source says Alchemy Factory launched Version 1.0 on September 8, 2026. This means the recipe details supplied here come from an Early Access codex page, while the Workshop announcement identifies a later 1.0 release.
For accuracy, this page does not assume that every Early Access recipe value remained unchanged after release. The figures shown are the figures provided by the recipe source.
| Source context | Information provided |
|---|---|
| Recipe source | Game Version 0.5.4471, Early Access |
| Steam community announcement | Version 1.0 launched September 8, 2026 |
| Recipe source | Growth Potion uses an Advanced Blender |
| Recipe source | Growth Potion crafts in 6s |
| Recipe source | Growth Potion output rate is 10.0/min |
The sources also do not explain what the displayed V and V/s values represent beyond showing them alongside fertilizer options. They should not be treated here as proof of an unstated mechanic. They are included only as displayed values associated with Growth Potion in the supplied material.
For the same reason, this reference does not claim an optimal build, a minimum number of machines, or a confirmed tile size. Those details would require a specific blueprint or additional game documentation. The dependable information available here is the recipe’s three inputs, their listed rates, the Advanced Blender, the six-second crafting time, and the stated Growth Potion output.
FAQ
What does the alchemy factory growth potion blueprint make?
It makes Growth Potion. The documented recipe output is 1x Growth Potion, with a listed production rate of 10.0/min.
What device is required for Growth Potion?
The recipe lists the Advanced Blender as the required crafting device.
What ingredients does Growth Potion require?
The documented inputs are 2x Chamomile Powder, 6x Clay Powder, and 80x Brine per craft.
How long does Growth Potion take to craft?
The listed crafting time is six seconds.
Is there a verified complete alchemy factory growth potion blueprint layout?
The supplied sources provide the recipe and identify the Blueprints Workshop, but they do not provide a verified complete Growth Potion layout, footprint, or machine arrangement.