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The Magic Plants
The Fourpetal Maple grows in first-level soil and attracts rare insects and influences customers in your nursery. Produce this plant by crossing first-level seeds. Set the price of this plant at $50 for quick sales.
The Rosaceae Fern attracts larger crowds to your nursery---more customers equal quicker sales. This plant needs Bio-organic soil to survive but can be produced by crossing basic plants and varieties you received at the beginning. There are two possible combinations for both the species and variety. Use the Rosaceae Fern to generate cash to purchase level-three soil. Price this plant at $110, and it will sell well.
You need soil from Isola to grow the four additional magic plants. Produce the seeds for those plants while you earn the money to buy the soil. Buy level two and three water when you can afford them. Plants do better and require less water.
Plant the Rare Oak Mela as soon as you can buy soil from Isola. This plant will save a fortune in fertilizer and pest control. Breed this plant from a hybrid result of your basic plants---not the fern. Achieve the variety with a combination of a hybrid and Citrus.
Produce the final three magic plants---Fable Lemon Bush, Nox Orchid and Aureus Scandens, in that order. These plants all contribute to making money. They are bred entirely from hybrids with the exception of the Lemon Bush species, which you can breed from the cross of two basic plants.
Critical Warning
You cannot produce a Reptans or the variety Spotted, and you can only produce a Ball Cactus, or the variety Citrus, from hybrid seeds. Guard the seeds for these species and varieties. They are critical for cross-breeding. Pollinate them alone. If they cross, and you lose those primary seeds, you must purchase them from Supplies. Use your growth speeders in the beginning to bring these plants to maturity individually. Once a plant is depleted, it's safe to pollinate another plant and not get a cross.
Time Trick
Eliminate waiting for plants to mature with this trick. Plant seeds and then advance your computer clock to make them develop. One hour will see a fully developed plant, but skips your opportunity to fertilize. Move the time in steps, and set your clock back before planting again. Use this trick to develop plants of the same species and variety for seed.