Family trees and parentage

Plantistry keeps every plant's place in its family: crosses, splits, cuttings and deflasked plants all record where they came from.

Pro plan

• A plant's Genealogy tab shows its parents back to the founders and everything descended from it.
• Breeding → Lines lists one line per founding plant: how many plants, crosses and generations it has grown to, and its latest cross. Open a line to see its whole family, deeper crosses folded until you click them.
• Search Lines by a plant's name or ID to find every line it belongs to; a hybrid belongs to both of its founders' lines.
• When you record a cross, the form says whether the two parents are related: the same genetics (a self), a backcross to a parent, or the ancestors they share and how many generations back.
• For a named hybrid or cultivar, Find published parentage (Pro) looks up its recorded parents; Use this parentage saves them.