Gardening question

[TeaTimeBear]

What about the girl one? What would you use for the base? A certain flower? I too want these little gora's.

[Jumquat]

posted how i got the queen seeds in the bir garden thread

[TeaTimeBear]

posted how i got the queen seeds in the bir garden thread

Thanks!/10

[HEC]

Also note that minios are not 100% guaranteed results - it's between 25 - 60% aproximatelly depending on the combination and soil used.

[TeaTimeBear]

Also note that minios are not 100% guaranteed results - it's between 25 - 60% aproximatelly depending on the combination and soil used.

Kinda figured it wouldn't be that easy lol.

[Kio]

At what point in time does cross breeding occur? Do you have to plant all the seeds at the same time? Harvest at the same time? Or do they just need to exist near one another at some point in their gestation period?

[Ronyx]

At what point in time does cross breeding occur? Do you have to plant all the seeds at the same time? Harvest at the same time? Or do they just need to exist near one another at some point in their gestation period?

These are very good questions.

[Jonny_Tapas]

I believe and I can not prove this...

The intercrossing seed result happens the very moment you plant the seed.

The reason I say this:

I always plant the assisting seeds first. Then I plant the master seed next to the assisting seeds. Doing so provides great results.

If you were to plant 4 master seeds separated from each other and then 4 assisting seeds next to them afterwards, the master seeds provide no results.

If your assisting seeds take longer to grow than your master seeds. You can harvest and plant a 2nd round of master seeds and get similar results to the first round planted by only planting 1 set of assisting seeds.

Finally the very first seed you plant never results in an intercrossed seed.

All of the above suggest that the seed results the moment you plant the crop.

Rule of thumb.. plant your assisting seeds then plant your master seeds.

[Ronyx]

I believe and I can not prove this...

The intercrossing seed result happens the very moment you plant the seed.

The reason I say this:

I always plant the assisting seeds first. Then I plant the master seed next to the assisting seeds. Doing so provides great results.

If you were to plant 4 master seeds separated from each other and then 4 assisting seeds next to them afterwards, the master seeds provide no results.

If your assisting seeds take longer to grow than your master seeds. You can harvest and plant a 2nd round of master seeds and get similar results to the first round planted by only planting 1 set of assisting seeds.

Finally the very first seed you plant never results in an intercrossed seed.

All of the above suggest that the seed results the moment you plant the crop.

Rule of thumb.. plant your assisting seeds then plant your master seeds.

Your assumptions are very good. i will try experimenting with those tips.