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• Only one of Golden or Rainbow mutations can be active on a crop at any given time.
• Amber mutation progresses through three stages: Amber, Old Amber (after 24 hours), and Ancient Amber (after an additional 48 hours).
• Paradisal mutation removes both Verdant and Sundried mutations.
• Cooked mutation removes the Burnt mutation.
• Ceramic mutation removes Clay. However, the secondary mutation used to trigger Ceramic (one of: Fried, Cooked, Molten, Sundried, Meteoric, or Plasma) remains — with the exception of Burnt, which is removed.
• Frozen mutation removes both Wet (or Drenched) and Chilled mutations.
• Clay mutation replaces both Sandy and Wet, making them reapplicable.
• After Clay mutates into Ceramic, players can reapply either Wet or Sandy, but not both. It’s generally optimal to reapply Wet first, as it enables mutation into Frozen, which then allows Sandy to be reapplied afterward.
• Tempestuous mutation removes both Windstruck and Twisted.
• Note: “Replaces” means the original mutation is removed but may be reapplied. “Removes” means the original mutation is permanently removed and cannot be reapplied unless re-triggered by its original condition.