Hello,

We are going to explore the flower hybridization technique in Fae Farm. Flowers are divided into 6 varieties and 12 different colors, making a total of 72 possible variations. It may not be the fastest method, but it is a method that helps avoid errors and headaches.

Varieties: Rose, Lily, Tulip, Hyacinth, Zinnia, Trillium
Colors: Red, white, yellow, blue, green, magenta, orange, black, ivory, violet, teal, pink

There are two places to purchase seeds: Rosalinda to the right of the town square and Asphodel in the fairy village once the dungeon is completed.

I will divide the guide into several parts:

The first part can be done as soon as the purchase of the first 3 seeds and the creation of flower plots are possible. This will represent 18 flower variations.

A second part once the next 3 seeds are available. This will also represent 18 flower variations (can be done in parallel with the first part).

A third part to create 30 more variations.

A fourth part for the final 6 variations.

Comments are available to report errors or ask other questions.

It takes time, a lot of time.

Each seed potting takes time to bloom, then time to mutate a new seed, which can take from 2 days to 1 week.
Afterwards, if the seed is not the one we desire, it needs to be destroyed, and we have to wait for a new one by pressing "C", then "G" on the seed to be destroyed.

Once the desired seed is obtained, we can move the cutting by pressing "C" and then left-clicking to place it elsewhere.

Cuttings cannot be transferred from one plot to another; it will not be possible to move a flower from the farm to the stable or the fairy zone, and vice versa.

To crossbreed flowers, simply plant them in a flower plot. Multiple configurations are possible, the key is to have an open space next to the flowers.

In this guide, I will use the 2x2 square pattern, which I will call a "pot".

To describe plantings, I will use the following format:
example: Pot X: Red Rose + Yellow Tulip ▶ Orange Rose | Orange Tulip
example: Pot X: ✿Pink Rose + White Lily -> White Rose
An underlined flower is a purchasable seed.
Flowers after the "▶" are the expected results. If another flower variant appears, it should be removed.
Flowers after the "✿" are flowers generated in a previous step.
I systematically remove unwanted flowers according to the guide to keep the images clean. On your side, you can do as you wish.

We are going to start planting with the help of the 3 basic seeds sold by Rosalinda: the red rose, the white lily, and the yellow tulip.
I remind you that you can work on Part 2 of the guide in same time, if you have unlocked the 3 seeds from the fairy village.

With these 3 seeds, we will generate a total of 6 colors for each of these plants, to have at the end :

• Rose: red, white, yellow, orange, ivory, pink
  
• Lily: red, white, yellow, orange, ivory, pink
  
• Tulip: red, white, yellow, orange, ivory, pink

We will create 3 pots of 2x2, each capable of producing 2 new variants, totaling 6. These 6 variants will be mixed with basic seeds to obtain 6 more variants. Then, we will perform 3 additional mixings to achieve our final 18 different plants.

Pot 1: Red Rose + White Lily ▶ Pink Rose | Pink Lily
Pot 2: Red Rose + Yellow Tulip ▶ Orange Rose | Orange Tulip
Pot 3: White Lily + Yellow Tulip ▶ Ivory Lily | Ivory Tulip

Pot 4: ✿Pink Rose + White Lily ▶ White Rose
Pot 5: ✿Pink Lily + Red Rose ▶ Red Lily
Pot 6: ✿Orange Rose + Yellow Tulip ▶ Yellow Rose
Pot 7: ✿Orange Tulip + Red Rose ▶ Red Tulip
Pot 8: ✿Ivory Lily + Yellow Tulip ▶ Yellow Lily
Pot 9: ✿Ivory Tulip + White Lily ▶ White Tulip

Pot 10: ✿White Rose + ✿Yellow Rose ▶ Ivory Rose
Pot 11: ✿Red Lily + ✿Yellow Lily ▶ Orange Lily
Pot 12: ✿Red Tulip + ✿White Tulip ▶ Pink Tulip

Since this is not very clear in text, I will illustrate it. Here is the setup I have prepared: all purchasable seeds are already in place to save time. The 3 pots on the left correspond to pots 1-2-3, and then there are 6 pots to accommodate the "child" plants and mix them with the basic seeds. Pots 10-11-12 will be set up at the end.

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Pot 1: ▶ Pink Rose | Pink Lily
Pot 2: ▶ Orange Rose | Orange Tulip
Pot 3: ▶ Ivory Lily | Ivory Tulip
We will remove all other variants that may appear.

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Pot 4: ✿Pink Rose + White Lily
Pot 5: ✿Red Lily + Red Rose
Pot 6: ✿Orange Rose + Yellow Tulip
Pot 7: ✿Orange Tulip + Red Rose
Pot 8: ✿Ivory Lily + Yellow Tulip
Pot 9: ✿Ivory Tulip + White Lily

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Pot 4: ▶ White Rose
Pot 5: ▶ Red Lily
Pot 6: ▶ Yellow Rose
Pot 7: ▶ Red Tulip
Pot 8: ▶ Yellow Lily
Pot 9: ▶ White Tulip

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Pot 10: ✿White Rose + ✿Yellow Rose
Pot 11: ✿Red Lily + ✿Yellow Lily
Pot 12: ✿Red Tulip + ✿White Tulip

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Pot 10: ▶ Ivory Rose
Pot 11: ▶ Orange Lily
Pot 12: ▶ Pink Tulip

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We can now begin planting with the help of the 3 seeds sold by Asphodel: magenta trillium, blue hyacinth, and green zinnia.
I remind you that you can work on Part 1 of the guide in same time.

With these 3 seeds, we will generate a total of 6 colors for each of these plants, to have at the end :

• Trillium: blue, green, magenta, black, violet, teal
  
• Hyacinth: blue, green, magenta, black, violet, teal
  
• Zinnia: blue, green, magenta, black, violet, teal

We will create 3 pots of 2x2, each capable of producing 2 new variants, totaling 6. These 6 variants will be mixed with basic seeds to obtain 6 more variants. Then, we will perform 3 additional mixings to achieve our final 18 different plants.

Pot 1: Magenta Trillium + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Violet Trillium | Violet Hyacinth
Pot 2: Magenta Trillium + Green Zinnia ▶ Black Trillium | Black Zinnia
Pot 3: Blue Hyacinth + Green Zinnia ▶ Teal Hyacinth | Teal Zinnia

Pot 4: ✿Violet Trillium + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Blue Trillium
Pot 5: ✿Violet Hyacinth + Magenta Trillium ▶ Magenta Hyacinth
Pot 6: ✿Black Trillium + Green Zinnia ▶ Green Trillium
Pot 7: ✿Black Zinnia + Magenta Trillium ▶ Magenta Zinnia
Pot 8: ✿Teal Hyacinth + Green Zinnia ▶ Green Hyacinth
Pot 9: ✿Teal Zinnia + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Blue Zinnia

Pot 10: ✿Magenta Hyacinth + ✿Green Hyacinth ▶ Black Hyacinth
Pot 11: ✿Blue Trillium + ✿Green Trillium ▶ Teal Trillium
Pot 12: ✿Magenta Zinnia + ✿Blue Zinnia ▶ Violet Zinnia

Since this is not very clear in text, I will illustrate it. Here is the setup I have prepared: all purchasable seeds are already in place to save time. The 3 pots on the left correspond to pots 1-2-3, and then there are 6 pots to accommodate the "child" plants and mix them with the basic seeds. Pots 10-11-12 will be set up at the end.

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Pot 1: ▶ Violet Trillium | Violet Hyacinth
Pot 2: ▶ Black Trillium | Black Zinnia
Pot 3: ▶ Teal Hyacinth | Teal Zinnia
We will remove all other variants that may appear.

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Pot 4: ✿Violet Trillium + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 5: ✿Violet Hyacinth + Magenta Trillium
Pot 6: ✿Black Trillium + Green Zinnia
Pot 7: ✿Black Zinnia + Magenta Trillium
Pot 8: ✿Teal Hyacinth + Green Zinnia
Pot 9: ✿Teal Zinnia + Blue Hyacinth

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Pot 4: ▶ Blue Trillium
Pot 5: ▶ Magenta Hyacinth
Pot 6: ▶ Green Trillium
Pot 7: ▶ Magenta Zinnia
Pot 8: ▶ Green Hyacinth
Pot 9: ▶ Blue Zinnia

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Pot 10: ✿Magenta Hyacinth + ✿Green Hyacinth
Pot 11: ✿Blue Trillium + ✿Green Trillium
Pot 12: ✿Magenta Zinnia + ✿Blue Zinnia

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Pot 10: ▶ Black Hyacinth
Pot 11: ▶ Teal Trillium
Pot 12: ▶ Violet Zinnia

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We can now begin planting with the help of the 6 basic seeds.

With these 6 seeds, we will together generate 5 colors for each of these plants, to have at the end :

• Rose: magenta, black, green, teal, blue
  
• Trillium: red, pink, white, ivory, yellow
  
• Lily: blue, violet, magenta, black, green
  
• Hyacinth: white, ivory, yellow, orange, red
  
• Tulip: green, teal, blue, violet, magenta
  
• Zinnia: yellow, orange, red, pink, white

We will create 3 pots of 2x2, each of which will produce 2 flowers of the same species but with crossed genes. These 6 crossbred flowers will be mixed with basic seeds to obtain 6 other variants. This step will be repeated 4 times to have our final 30 differents plants.

Pot 1: Red Rose + Magenta Trillium ▶ Rose with a magenta gene | Trillium with a red gene
Pot 2: White Lily + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Lily with a blue gene | Hyacinth with a white gene
Pot 3: Yellow Tulip + Green Zinnia ▶ Tulip with a green gene | Zinnia with a yellow gene

Pot 4: ✿Rose with a magenta gene + Magenta Trillium ▶ Magenta Rose
Pot 5: ✿Trillium with a red gene + Red Rose ▶ Red Trillium
Pot 6: ✿Lily with a blue gene + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Blue Lily
Pot 7: ✿Hyacinth with a white gene + White Lily ▶ White Hyacinth
Pot 8: ✿Tulip with a green gene + Green Zinnia ▶ Green Tulip
Pot 9: ✿Zinnia with a yellow gene + Yellow Tulip ▶ Yellow Zinnia

Pot 10: ✿Magenta Rose + Green Zinnia ▶ Black Rose
Pot 11: ✿Red Trillium + White Lily ▶ Pink Trillium
Pot 12: ✿Blue Lily + Magenta Trillium ▶ Violet Lily
Pot 13: ✿White Hyacinth + Yellow Tulip ▶ Ivory Hyacinth
Pot 14: ✿Green Tulip + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Teal Tulip
Pot 15: ✿Yellow Zinnia + Red Rose ▶ Orange Zinnia

Pot 16: ✿Black Rose + Green Zinnia ▶ Green Rose
Pot 17: ✿Pink Trillium + White Lily ▶ White Trillium
Pot 18: ✿Violet Lily + Magenta Trillium ▶ Magenta Lily
Pot 19: ✿Ivory Hyacinth + Yellow Tulip ▶ Yellow Hyacinth
Pot 20: ✿Teal Tulip + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Blue Tulip
Pot 21: ✿Orange Zinnia + Red Rose ▶ Red Zinnia

Pot 22: ✿Green Rose + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Teal Rose
Pot 23: ✿White Trillium + Yellow Tulip ▶ Ivory Trillium
Pot 24: ✿Magenta Lily + Green Zinnia ▶ Black Lily
Pot 25: ✿Yellow Hyacinth + Red Rose ▶ Orange Hyacinth
Pot 26: ✿Blue Tulip + Magenta Trillium ▶ Violet Tulip
Pot 27: ✿Red Zinnia + White Lily ▶ Pink Zinnia

Pot 28: ✿Teal Rose + Blue Hyacinth ▶ Blue Rose
Pot 29: ✿Ivory Trillium + Yellow Tulip ▶ Yellow Trillium
Pot 30: ✿Black Lily + Green Zinnia ▶ Green Lily
Pot 31: ✿Orange Hyacinth + Red Rose ▶ Red Hyacinth
Pot 32: ✿Violet Tulip + Magenta Trillium ▶ Magenta Tulip
Pot 33: ✿Pink Zinnia + White Lily ▶ White Zinnia

Since this may not be very clear in text, I will illustrate it. Here is the setup I have prepared: all purchasable seeds are already in place to save time. The first 3 pots correspond to pots 1-2-3, and then there are 30 pots to accommodate the "child" plants and mix them with the basic seeds.

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This step can be very time-consuming; each row is "independent," so if the first row does not produce the desired flower quickly, it does not prevent progress on the other rows.
For the photos, I am advancing all rows simultaneously
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Pot 1: ▶ Rose with a magenta gene | Trillium with a red gene
Pot 2: ▶ Lily with a blue gene | Hyacinth with a white gene
Pot 3: ▶ Tulip with a green gene | Zinnia with a yellow gene

The important thing here is to have flowers with genes from both parents.
Example of a plant with 2 genes:

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Pot 4: ✿Rose with a magenta gene + Magenta Trillium
Pot 5: ✿Trillium with a red gene + Red Rose
Pot 6: ✿Lily with a blue gene + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 7: ✿Hyacinth with a white gene + White Lily
Pot 8: ✿Tulip with a green gene + Green Zinnia
Pot 9: ✿Zinnia with a yellow gene + Yellow Tulip

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Pot 4: ▶ Magenta Rose
Pot 5: ▶ Red Trillium
Pot 6: ▶ Blue Lily
Pot 7: ▶ White Hyacinth
Pot 8: ▶ Green Tulip
Pot 9: ▶ Yellow Zinnia

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Pot 10: ✿Magenta Rose + Green Zinnia
Pot 11: ✿Red Trillium + White Lily
Pot 12: ✿Blue Lily + Magenta Trillium
Pot 13: ✿White Hyacinth + Yellow Tulip
Pot 14: ✿Green Tulip + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 15: ✿Yellow Zinnia + Red Rose

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Pot 10: ▶ Black Rose
Pot 11: ▶ Pink Trillium
Pot 12: ▶ Violet Lily
Pot 13: ▶ Ivory Hyacinth
Pot 14: ▶ Teal Tulip
Pot 15: ▶ Orange Zinnia

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Pot 16: ✿Black Rose + Green Zinnia
Pot 17: ✿Pink Trillium + White Lily
Pot 18: ✿Violet Lily + Magenta Trillium
Pot 19: ✿Ivory Hyacinth + Yellow Tulip
Pot 20: ✿Teal Tulip + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 21: ✿Orange Zinnia + Red Rose

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Pot 16: ▶ Green Rose
Pot 17: ▶ White Trillium
Pot 18: ▶ Magenta Lily
Pot 19: ▶ Yellow Hyacinth
Pot 20: ▶ Blue Tulip
Pot 21: ▶ Pink Zinnia

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Pot 22 : ✿Green Rose + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 23 : ✿White Trillium + Yellow Tulip
Pot 24 : ✿Magenta Lily + Green Zinnia
Pot 25 : ✿Yellow Hyacinth + Red Rose
Pot 26 : ✿Blue Tulip + Magenta Trillium
Pot 27 : ✿Red Zinnia + White Lily

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Pot 22 : ▶ Teal Rose
Pot 23 : ▶ Ivory Trillium
Pot 24 : ▶ Black Lily
Pot 25 : ▶ Orange Hyacinth
Pot 26 : ▶ Violet Tulip
Pot 27 : ▶ Pink Zinnia

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Pot 28 : ✿Teal Rose + Blue Hyacinth
Pot 29 : ✿Ivory Trillium + Yellow Tulip
Pot 30 : ✿Black Lily + Green Zinnia
Pot 31 : ✿Orange Hyacinth + Red Rose
Pot 32 : ✿Violet Tulip + Magenta Trillium
Pot 33 : ✿Pink Zinnia + White Lily

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Here we are in the final part of the guide. Here, we will create the last 6 variants. It's very quick, but it only uses flowers obtained in Part 3. That's why I preferred to separate it. The final result:

• Rose: Violet
  
• Trillium: Orange
  
• Lily: Teal
  
• Hyacinth: Pink
  
• Tulip: Black
  
• Zinnia: Ivory

We will create 6 pots of 2x2, each producing 1 new variant, for a total of 6.

Pot 1: ✿Blue Rose + ✿Magenta Rose ▶ Violet Rose
Pot 2: ✿Yellow Trillium + ✿Red Trillium ▶ Orange Trillium
Pot 3: ✿Green Lily + ✿Blue Lily ▶ Teal Lily
Pot 4: ✿Red Hyacinth + ✿White Hyacinth ▶ Pink Hyacinth
Pot 5: ✿Magenta Tulip + ✿Green Tulip ▶ Black Tulip
Pot 6: ✿White Zinnia + ✿Yellow Zinnia ▶ Ivory Zinnia

Since this might not be very clear in text, I will illustrate it. Here is the setup I have prepared: all the flowers are to be collected in step 3.

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Pot 1: ▶ Violet Rose
Pot 2: ▶ Orange Trillium
Pot 3: ▶ Teal Lily
Pot 4: ▶ Pink Hyacinth
Pot 5: ▶ Black Tulip
Pot 6: ▶ Ivory Zinnia

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