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My farmer is fabricating a bunch of micro nutrient fertilizers but is failing to apply them all to the bristle blossoms in my greenhouse. He will fertilize a couple of the plants but then go do other stuff and stop fertilizing the rest of the plants, even though I have his priority on farming set to max. I haven't yet tested whether disabling all other errands would force him to fertilize the remaining plants, but even if this did work it is a poor workaround, as this would prevent him from doing anything else other than farming, which doesn't occupy all of his time.
I've attached some images to try and show the issue. Happy to provide my save file though if necessary, but the micro nutrient fertilization behaviour is definitely wonky right now. I seem to recall this being a bug a long time ago?
EDIT: After further testing it appears that reloading will solve the issue for a short time, however after running the game for a while (half an hourish) the same behaviour returns, where my farmer just straight up stops fertilizing plants, save for a couple. He will fabricate a whole bunch of micro nutrient fertilizers and then simply leave them on the ground and not do anything with them. Disabling all of his tasks except for farming will also solve the issue, but I do want him doing other things when he's not farming, so a fix would be much appreciated. I've added some additional screenshots that show my farmer actively idling even though there are plants that aren't fertilized and fertilizer that is available. All of his priorities have been disabled except for farming, so this is 100% confirmation of glitchy behaviour.
Plant a bunch of bristle blossoms in a greenhouse, give a dupe the crop farming skill, build a fertilizer maker. He will fabricate a bunch of micro nutrient blocks but leave them on the floor and do other tasks even with a maxed farming priority. You have to run the game for a while before the bug shows up.
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