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    By Dave AcuñaJune 30, 20234 Mins Read
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    Hybrid Crops are crops that can be obtained in Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life. By mixing two kinds of crops or fruits together, players can come up with hybrids that usually sell more than their basic variants. Read ahead as we talk about the mechanics of hybrid crops in Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life and share all the possible combinations that can be obtained in the game.

    How to get Hybrid Crops

    In order to get Hybrid Crops, you will need to befriend Vinnie, the strange plant that is in Takakura’s house. Takakura will invite you to his house at the start of Year 2, where you finally meet Vinnie. You will then have to befriend the plant by talking to it until it asks you if you want to mix seeds. You can talk to it multiple times in a day, and if it asks if you want to proceed, simply say yes. Eventually, you’ll get to access the mixing mechanic.

    Note: We refer to crops as those that are planted on the ground (including watermelon and melon), and we refer to fruits as those that are grown from trees.

    Next, you can then select two crops or two fruits that you want to mix; they can either be the crop/fruit or the seeds. If successful, you will receive a seed bag of the corresponding hybrid. Be aware that you cannot mix a crop and a fruit, and not all mixes will succeed, regardless of whether the stuff you combine is a valid combination (unless it is a flower hybrid, which always succeeds). If a combination fails, you will get a seed bag of either one of the crops/fruits/seeds that you used.

    As a quick guide, there are two tiers of hybrid crops that you can get from Vinnie. There are also hybrids that are made by mixing a crop or fruit with certain flowers that can give them special attributes:

    • Crop x Crop or Fruit x Fruit yields a Tier 1 Hybrid Crop (HC1) or a Tier 1 Hybrid Fruit (HF1)
    • HC1 x HC1 or HF1 x HF1 yields a Tier 2 Hybrid Crop (HC2) or a Tier 2 Hybrid Fruit (HF2)
    • Crop/Fruit x Trick Blue Flower yields the “Blue” variant of that Crop or Fruit
    • Crop/Fruit x Sagesoil Flower yields a variant that is strong enough to be planted in any type of soil.
    • Crop/Fruit x Happy Lamp Flower yields a variant that can be planted in any season of the year.
    • Crop x Upseed Flower yields an S Rank variant. *Fruits and seeds from a fruit tree cannot be mixed with an Upseed Flower.

    Take note that the Upseed Flower can only be used on Crops and not on seeds and fruits from Fruit Trees. However, if you mix a B Rank Fruit Tree seed and an S Rank Crop seed, the resulting seed should be an S Rank Fruit Tree seed.

    Tier 1 Hybrid Crops

    Tier 1 Hybrid Crops can be obtained by combining basic crops and/or their seeds together. Their names are a combination of both parent crops. (Included are their S Rank sell price and planting seasons Sp/Su/Fa/Wi)

    Carrot

    Melon

    Potato

    Strawberry

    Sweet Potato

    Tomato

    Turnip

    Watermelon

    Carrot

    –

    Camelo

    Pocaro

    Carberry

    Swarrot

    Tocarro

    Caroturn

    Carromel

    Melon

    Camelo
    (395G, SuFa)

    –

    Potamelo

    Berrymelo

    Sweetmel

    Melotoma

    Turnmelon

    Melomelo

    Potato

    Pocaro
    (445G, SpSuWi)

    Potamelo
    (680G, SuFa)

    –

    Poberryto

    Pototo

    Pomato

    Poturnip

    Watato

    Strawberry

    Carberry
    (565G, SpFaWi)

    Berrymelo
    (490G, SpFaWi)

    Poberryto
    (495G, SpFaWi)

    –

    Strawsweet

    Berrytoma

    Turnberry

    Strawmelo

    Sweet Potato

    Swarrot
    (430G, SuFa)

    Sweetmel
    (615G, SuFa)

    Pototo
    (460G, SpSuWi)

    Strawsweet
    (560G, SpFaWi)

    –

    Sweetoma

    Sweeturn

    Melosweet

    Tomato

    Tocarro
    (405G, SpSuFa)

    Melotoma
    (660G, SpSuFa)

    Pomato
    (530G, SpSuFa)

    Berrytoma
    (395G, SpSuFa)

    Sweetoma
    (570G, SpSuFa)

    –

    Turnmato

    Greetoma

    Turnip

    Caroturn
    (360G, SpSuWi)

    Turnmelon
    (640G, SuFa)

    Poturnip
    (410G, SpSuWi)

    Turnberry
    (270G, SpFaWi)

    Sweeturn
    (395G, SpSuWi)

    Turnmato
    (445G, SuFa)

    –

    Waturnip

    Watermelon

    Carromel
    (535G, SpSu)

    Melomelo
    (635G, SpSu)

    Watato
    (650G, SpSu)

    Strawmelo
    (555G, SpSu)

    Melosweet
    (690G, SpSu)

    Greetoma
    (560G, SpSuFa)

    Waturnip
    (550G, SpSu)

    –

    Tier 1 Hybrid Fruits

    Tier 1 Hybrid Fruits can be obtained by combining basic fruits and/or their seeds together. Their names are a combination of both parent fruits. (Included are their flowering and fruiting seasons Sp/Su/Fa/Wi)

    Apple

    Banana

    Grape

    Orange

    Peach

    Apple

    –

    Banapple

    Grapple

    Orapple

    Papple

    Banana

    Banapple
    (Su-Fa)

    –

    Granana

    Banorange

    Panana

    Grape

    Grapple
    (Sp-Su)

    Granana
    (Sp-Su)

    –

    Grorange

    Greach

    Orange

    Orapple
    (Wi-Sp)

    Banorange
    (Fa-Wi)

    Grorange
    (Sp-Su)

    –

    Porange

    Peach

    Papple
    (Su-Fa)

    Panana
    (Fa-Wi)

    Greach
    (Su-Fa)

    Porange
    (Su-Fa)

    –

    Tier 2 Hybrid Crops

    Tier 2 Hybrid Crops can be obtained by combining two Tier 1 Hybrid Crops together. They have no names (you can give them one after discovering them), so they will be designated with a # instead and a description on what they look like.

    Tier 2

    Crossbreed

    Planting Season

    #1

    (Green Pear)

    Strawmelo + Waturnip

    Spring

    #2
    (Green Squash)

    Strawmelo + Melotoma

    Spring

    #3
    (Peanut)

    Greetoma + Melotoma

    Summer

    #4
    (Eggplant)

    Greetoma + Melomelo

    Summer

    #5
    (Yellow Pea Pod)

    Turmelon + Camelo

    Fall

    #6
    (White Carrot)

    Tocarro + Pocaro

    Spring

    #7
    (Green Gourd)

    Sweeturn + Swarrot

    Summer

    #8
    (White Root)

    Swarrot + Tocarro

    Fall

    #9
    (Long Potato)

    Pototo + Watato

    Fall

    #10
    (DNE)

    –

    –

    #11
    (Purple Bell)

    Berrymelo + Turnberry

    Spring

    #12
    (Striped Maraca)

    Turnmelon + Turnberry

    Summer

    #13
    (Orange Disk)

    Turnmelon + Carberry

    Fall

    #14
    (Pink Whistle)

    Carromel + Camelo

    Winter

    #15
    (Garlic Bulb)

    Sweeturn + Pocaro

    Summer

    #16
    (Onion Bulb)

    Sweetmel + Potamelo

    Spring

    #17
    (White Potato)

    Melosweet + Sweetmel

    Fall

    #18
    (White Gourd)

    Sweeturn + Caroturn

    Winter

    #19
    (Red Lightbulb)

    Melotoma + Turnberry

    Spring

    #20
    (Blue Lightbulb)

    Melomelo + Turnberry

    Summer

    #21
    (Yellow Lightbulb)

    Berrymelo + Carberry

    Fall

    #22
    (Pink Lightbulb)

    Berrymelo + Turnmelo

    Winter

    #23
    (Raddish)

    Poturnip + Sweeturn

    Spring

    #24
    (Ginger)

    Turnmelon + Melosweet
    *breed between 6:00PM to 5:59AM

    Summer

    #25
    (Yellow Ginger)

    Turnmelon + Melosweet
    *breed between 6:00AM to 5:59PM

    Summer

    #26
    (Ocarina)

    Berrytoma + Caroturn

    Fall

    #27
    (Blueberry)

    Pomato + Swarrot

    Winter

    #28
    (Candy)

    Poberryto + Poturnip

    Winter

    #29
    (Star Cookie)

    Sweetoma + Sweeturn

    Winter

    #30
    (Bagel)

    Sweetmel + Pototo

    Winter

    #31
    (Teacup)

    Turnmato +  Swarrot

    Winter

    #32
    (Teapot)

    Berrytoma + Strawsweet

    Winter

    #33
    (Disco Ball)

    Turnberry + Potamelo

    Spring to Summer

    #34
    (Lantern)

    Melosweet + Poturnip

    Fall to Winter

    #35
    (Soccer Ball)

    Tocarro + Turnberry

    Spring to Summer

    #36
    (Basketball)

    Turnberry + Swarrot

    Summer to Fall

    #37
    (Football)

    Strawsweet + Potamelo

    Fall to Winter

    #38
    (Green Pumpkin)

    Watato + Turnmelon

    Winter to Spring

    #39
    (Artichoke)

    Camelo + Sweetmel

    Summer to Fall

    Tier 2 Hybrid Fruits

    Tier 2 Hybrid Crops can be obtained by combining two Tier 1 Hybrid Fruits together. They have no names (you can give them one after discovering them), so they will be designated with a # instead and the real-life fruit that they look closest to.

    Tier 2 Fruits

    Combo

    #1
    (Fig)

    Greach + Grapple
    Greach + Papple
    Grapple + Papple

    #2
    (Kiwi)

    Granana + Porange
    Greach + Banorange
    Panana + Grorange

    #3
    (Persimmon)

    Banapple + Banorange
    Banapple + Orapple

    Banorange + Orapple

    #4
    (Durian)

    Porange + Banorange
    Porange + Panana
    Banorange + Panana

    #5
    (Coconut)

    Banapple + Porange
    Banorange + Papple
    Panana + Orapple

    #6
    (Chestnut)

    Banapple + Grorange
    Granana + Orapple
    Banorange + Grapple

    #7
    (Starfruit)

    Banapple + Greach
    Granana + Grapple
    Panana + Grapple

    #8
    (Granny Smith)

    Granana + Greach
    Granana + Grorange
    Greach + Grorange

    #9
    (Apricot)

    Greach + Orapple
    Porange + Grapple
    Grorange + Papple

    Trick Blue Flower Hybrids

    Trick Blue Flowers can be crossbred with the basic crops in order to come up with their blue variants that sell at a higher price.

    Base Crop/Fruit

    Planting Season
    Flowering-Fruiting

    Sell Price

    Bluemato

    Tomato

    SpSuFa

    465G

    Bluetato

    Potato

    SpWi

    495G

    Carroblue

    Carrot

    FaWi

    445G

    Meloblue

    Melon

    SuFa

    540G

    Strawbluey

    Strawberry

    SpFaWi

    410G

    Sweeblue

    Sweet Potato

    Fa

    510G

    Turnblue

    Turnip

    SuFaWi

    420G

    Waterblue

    Watermelon

    SpSu

    540G

    Abblu

    Apple

    Su-Fa

    340G

    Blorange

    Orange

    Sp-Su

    340G

    Blunana

    Banana

    Sp-Su

    345G

    Grablue

    Grape

    Su-Fa

    355G

    Peablu

    Peach

    Sp-Su

    375G

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