Rust farming and god clone planner

Rust Genetics & God Clone Calculator

Enter the plant clones you currently have, choose a target like GGGYYY, and generate a few 3×3 large planter crossbreeding steps to work toward a perfect or much better clone.

This planner uses a prediction model. If the in-game result is different, report the actual result and help improve the tool over time.

Your current clones

Most players will want clone reuse enabled because you can usually take multiple cuttings from a useful clone.

Clone list

Log in to save clone pools and reload them later.

Valid genes: G, Y, H, W, X. You can type GGGYYY or G G G Y Y Y.

What this tool does

1 Ranks your clones

Scores the clones you already have against your selected target.

2 Builds 3×3 layouts

Tests each clone as the centre plant and fills the surrounding slots.

3 Predicts the result

Shows what the centre plant is expected to turn into.

4 Plans multiple steps

Adds predicted results back into the clone pool and plans another step.

! Report wrong results

If the real in-game result differs, report it so the model can be tuned later.

Large planter layout

This tool assumes a 3×3 large planter. The centre plant is the clone you are trying to improve. The eight surrounding positions are breeder plants.

[ A ] [ B ] [ C ]
[ D ] [ T ] [ E ]
[ F ] [ G ] [ H ]

Each step shows what to plant where, and what the centre plant is predicted to become.

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Rust genetics planner FAQ

Does this guarantee a perfect GGGYYY clone?

No. It gives the best predicted path from the clones you enter. Rust crossbreeding can be affected by timing, planter setup, and exact in-game behaviour.

Why does it reuse the same clone around the planter?

If a clone has very useful genes, using multiple cuttings of it can strengthen that influence. Disable reuse if you only want each clone used once per grid.

What happens when I report an inaccurate result?

The predicted setup, actual result, and slot details are saved so the prediction model can be reviewed and improved later.

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