Plant Genetics Calculator
Enter the genes of the plant to crossbreed and of the plants around it to see its genes after crossbreeding, slot by slot.
Neighbours within 1.5 m, in planting order
Genes are six letters of G, Y, H, W and X. Only plants of the same kind in the same planter count.
Genes after crossbreeding
GGYYGH
Growth
+75%
Harvest
+50%
Water use
+0%
Extra clones
+1
Hardiness genes
1
| Slot | Now | Neighbour totals | After | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | X | G 1.2, Y 0.6 | G | Changes: G 1.2 is above the plant's X 1 |
| 2 | Y | G 1.2, Y 0.6 | G | Changes: G 1.2 is above the plant's Y 0.6 |
| 3 | G | Y 1.2, G 0.6 | Y | Changes: Y 1.2 is above the plant's G 0.6 |
| 4 | W | Y 1.8 | Y | Changes: Y 1.8 is above the plant's W 1 |
| 5 | H | G 1.2, X 1 | G | Changes: G 1.2 is above the plant's H 0.6 |
| 6 | Y | H 1.8 | H | Changes: H 1.8 is above the plant's Y 0.6 |
How crossbreeding works
Each neighbour adds its gene's weight to that gene's total in the same slot: X and W weigh 1, G, Y and H weigh 0.6.
The highest total replaces the plant's own gene only if it is above the weight of the plant's own gene. On equal totals the gene that reached the total first in planting order wins, so list the neighbours in the order they were planted.