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‹ The Art of Growing
BOOK I · 7 PRINCIPLES
Growth
How flowers grow, spread, and reproduce.
Principle I.1
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The Empty Plot
A new flower needs an empty plot in which to grow.
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Principle I.2
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The Mature Flower
Seeds and sprouts cannot start a new flower on their own.
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Principle I.3
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The Neighboring Flower
A flower may spread into any of the eight plots surrounding it.
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Principle I.4
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The Shared Plot
Two compatible flowers may breed when they share a neighboring empty plot.
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Principle I.5
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The Unchanged Parent
Breeding changes the offspring, never the parents.
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Principle I.6
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The Solitary Flower
A flower growing alone may reproduce its own species and main color.
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Principle I.7
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The Chance of Growth
Even a well-tended garden cannot guarantee every desired offspring.
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