I know there is a way to see your plant's family history, but I can't find the post that tells me how to do it. Can someone help me out here, please? Thank you! 
Plant Family History
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Hi,
it is real easy, if you know how. Just type the url: "http://flowergame.net/lineage/" and write the number of your plant behind it and off you go.
Hug Lorell/Sahra
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Wow! Why is this not linked on the viewing-page?
I didn't know this exist. Can someone show me an example with a longer lineage? My plants don't have any grandchildren. -
Rose Breeders' Club: Let's find those elusive breed-only variants :)
Plans on larger breeding projects?
I might have something for that: http://flowergame.net/lineage/62163 (Not a rose, but one of the plants with realy long lineages)
Still a prototype and will undergo some changes and is not yet accessible from other pages but it shows the concept. For now you can try it, by replacing the number in the URL with one of your plants number.
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Yes, the "pedigree" is still in development. Exterminans posted the link to the prototype so we could see what it currently looks like. It's a teaser, but it will eventually be linked from your plant's page.
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This feature has been made public now and is accessible from the detail page of any plant which has parents. Also added a little text and fixed a few bugs in the prototype.
List of offspring might or might not be added to the pedigree in a future version, i haven't decided yet.
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Yes! Thank you very much! I couldn't remember where I had seen it before.
This feature has been made public now and is accessible from the detail page of any plant which has parents. Also added a little text and fixed a few bugs in the prototype.
Oh, that's great! Thanks Exterminans!
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I like the new feature. Thank you.
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I like it too. Thanks
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Wow that's cool! Thank you very much, make it a lot easier!
After had I posted it, it keeps a while till I startled because it came to my mind that I could have spoiled something ...
... during rose breeding it get so natural to me to check the history, that I didn't think about it ... now I'm relieved to hear that it is public now. Never the less: Sorry!!! -
Thanks from me, too. That's a nice feature.
