Garden question
When trying to get new seeds/mutations, does it matter if you plant them at the same time? Do they both need to be mature at the same time? One plant takes several hours while another takes half an hour or less, so what needs to be done in that scenario?
Posted Jan 11, 2023, 10:40 PM UTC
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For most plants to breed, they both need to be mature. Let's say plant A takes 30 minutes to mature, and plant B takes 2 hours. You need to start plant B off WAY earlier than plant A, because they BOTH must be mature at the same time.
I believe that brown mold and white mildew are the only exceptions. With those two, they don't need to be mature, but their partner plant does. I MAY be wrong on that however, so play it safe and let them mature as well.
thanks! that clears it up for me