Currently, the seed element acts like a block element and doesn't perform its functions correctly most of the time, such as the phase change to seedling.
A solution proposed by contributor @igorzizinio would be to modify the element so that it fertilizes the soil when it falls on it. Basically, upon falling and colliding with any solid element, it would disappear, and if the element had the property, it would be fertilized.
Currently, the seed element acts like a block element and doesn't perform its functions correctly most of the time, such as the phase change to seedling.
A solution proposed by contributor @igorzizinio would be to modify the element so that it fertilizes the soil when it falls on it. Basically, upon falling and colliding with any solid element, it would disappear, and if the element had the property, it would be fertilized.