Pollination
A flower’s next chapter
A bee comes for nectar. Pollen catches a ride.
Two flower species. Pollen must reach another plant of the same color here.
Bees visit flowers for nectar. Watch for pollen on their legs.
A visit may deliver pollen. Fertilization can then start seeds. Plants can flower more than once.
Experiment
Seeds need water, air and suitable warmth. Cold soil slows sprouting; dry or waterlogged soil prevents it here. Seedbed affects seeds only. Try zero bees, then six. Edits take effect when you apply them. Sprouted, died, pollinations, pods, and released seeds are totals since restart.
Pollen, bees, and growth are enlarged or sped up. Not every visit delivers pollen, and not every delivery makes seeds. One flower is shown at a time on each plant. These annual plants can bloom again before they grow old and die. Conditions and timings are simplified.
