You can specify when and how strongly bolting occurs. Enlarged axillary buds such as in Brussels sprouts. A variety of branching patterns. A variety of plant growth patterns. Fine control over the allocation of plant biomass and the timing of growth lets you manage how the plant grows and is shaped.
Compound leaves in pinnate or palmate shapes.
The most common inflorescence types. Showing the top of the root for plants such as carrots and beets. Plant features this version of PlantStudio does not draw well Droopy, clinging, vining, or hanging plants. PlantStudio does not simulate the effects of gravity, so it works best for plants that stand up mostly on their own. You can create plants with some curviness in their stems, but PlantStudio has no realistic model of weight-bearing stems.