The purpose of the Night Blooming spice in this recipe is to attract gold from the world. This recipe was used when Pierce, Cody, and Lexi found The Starter. There was Night Blooming salt in the Sourd'Au recipe. Night Blooming spices were last used in Mystery City in the episode Just Add Goodbyes. The purpose of the Night Blooming spice in this recipe is to attract lost things to you.

This recipe was used to retrieve a dog that Kelly, Hannah, and Darbie were taking care of, named Cowboy. There was Night Blooming fennel in the Lost and Found-ue recipe, and it was seen being stolen from Ms. There was Night Blooming fennel in the Lost and Found-ue recipe, and it was seen being stolen from Ms. Night Blooming spices were first used in Just Add Magic in the episode Just Add Dogs. Night Blooming spices were first used in Just Add Magic in the episode Just Add Dogs. It is also used in spells like Bashful Baklava and Find Your Possession Fruitcake. It is only used in one recipe in the whole show, but it was seen in Chuck's periodic table of magic spices in Just Add Goodbye, plus. However, its purpose can change slightly when put with Werpoes or Lapsus, like in May You Stay Macarons. It commonly affects weather, and sometimes has a similar affect to Nakian or Kalimba. If the results of a Night Blooming spell give you repulsion when you want attraction, you can use Merwaldian for the opposite effects, since Merwaldian is used for opposites and unpredictability. Atlantean is one of the many spice families featured in Just Add Magic. Night Blooming is a magic spice that commonly affects attraction and repulsion, so it is used in recipes like Lost and Found-ue, BFF PBJ, Magnetic Mango Bars, Give Up What You Want Gumdrops, and Sourd'Au.

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