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How to make a good hybrid breeding area?
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MakarGenauso
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here's my naturalistic botanical garden / allotment. when I have bred a flower, I move them down into the lower area in picture four:
ForbiddenSecrets
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For my hybrid area I use 5 x 5 areas. Also for the parent flowers I have dark dirt squares under them. That way I never confuse offspring and the parents. This was important for me (because I can be spacey) when I decided to breed for green mums because I needed special yellows which look just like regular yellows.
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