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With Plant DNA obtained during Getting Started, you're ready to create a fertilized seed. This is the crucial step toward bringing prehistoric plants back to life.
Requirements
To create a fertilized seed, you'll need:
- A Plant DNA strand (must be 100% quality)
- Seeds or crops: Wheat Seeds, Beetroot Seeds, Torchflower Seeds, Potato, or Carrot
- A Syringe (Clean)
Supported Seed Types
The following seeds and crops can be fertilized with Plant DNA:
- Wheat Seeds — All prehistoric plants
- Beetroot Seeds — All prehistoric plants
- Torchflower Seeds — All prehistoric plants
- Potato — All prehistoric plants
- Carrot — All prehistoric plants
Warning
Note: Melon Seeds and Pumpkin Seeds are currently not supported for fertilization. This may change in future updates.
Process
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Clean the Seeds
Place the seeds/crop in a crafting table with a clean syringe
Output: Unfertilized Seeds -
Fertilize the Seeds
Place the Plant DNA (100% quality), the unfertilized seeds, and a clean syringe together in the crafting table
Output: Fertilized Plant Seeds -
Prepare for Cultivation
The fertilized seeds are now ready to be placed in a Flora Cultivator
Next Steps
You've successfully created fertilized plant seeds! The next stage is placing them in the Flora Cultivator to grow your prehistoric plants.
Tips
- Always use a clean syringe — dirty ones won't work
- Only Plant DNA can be used to fertilize seeds
- Plant DNA must be exactly 100% quality — partial DNA cannot be used
- Unlike creature eggs which accept varying DNA percentages, plants require complete genetic material
- All supported seed types produce the same fertilized output and can grow any prehistoric plant
- If a seed type doesn't work in crafting, it's not currently supported (like Melon/Pumpkin Seeds)
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