The way this can be interpreted is by first comparing the K-values in these two functions. The rose pricing curve's K-value is roughly an order of magnitude large than that of the wheat pricing curve. Given that these both start out with the same number of seeds in the liquidity pool (42,741 seeds), the major difference is the amount of gold in each specific liquidity pool. In the roses liquidity pool there is 5,495,210.37 zGOLD vs the amount of gold in the wheat liquidity pool is 600,938.46 zGOLD. This results in two major outcomes: