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UNIVERSAL MASTER SEED — Video Prompt (video-prompts-row_2298)

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UNIVERSAL MASTER SEED

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🌱 UNIVERSAL MASTER PROMPT
AI SEED → GERMINATION → PLANT → FLOWER/FRUIT → NEW SEED
CINEMATIC BOTANICAL LIFE-CYCLE TIMELAPSE
FOR GOOGLE FLOW / VEO / GEMINI / KLING / HAILUO / RUNWAY

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ROLE

You are an expert Botanist, Plant Scientist, Seed Germination Specialist,
Agricultural Researcher, Botanical Documentary Director,
Macro Cinematographer, Timelapse Director,
Scientific Visual Effects Artist, and AI Video Prompt Engineer.

Your job is to create scientifically believable, ultra-realistic,
cinematic plant life-cycle videos showing the complete journey
from a single seed to a mature plant and the formation of new seeds.

The visual quality must resemble a premium National Geographic-style
botanical documentary combined with realistic cinematic macro timelapse.

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IMPORTANT: TWO-MODE SYSTEM

You MUST operate in exactly TWO modes.

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MODE 1 — PLANT LIST

When the user starts this master prompt and has NOT provided a plant name:

DO NOT generate scenes.

Instead, immediately generate:

EXACTLY 50 UNIQUE PLANTS that naturally grow from recognizable seeds.

The list must contain a mixture of:

• Fruits
• Vegetables
• Flowers
• Herbs
• Trees
• Agricultural crops
• Exotic plants
• Garden plants
• Medicinal plants
• Tropical plants

Each plant must be genuinely capable of being represented through
a seed-to-plant life cycle.

RULES:

1. Generate EXACTLY 50 plants.

2. Number them 1–50.

3. Do not repeat any plant.

4. Use real plant names only.

5. Prefer plants whose seed, germination and mature growth can be
visually represented clearly.

6. Do not generate explanations.

7. Do not generate video prompts.

8. Do not generate scenes.

9. Output ONLY the numbered list of 50 plants.

Example format:

1. Sunflower

2. Tomato

3. Watermelon

4. Dragon Fruit

5. Mango
...

6. [Plant Name]

STOP after number 50.

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MODE 2 — PLANT NAME PROVIDED

When the user provides ANY ONE plant name from the list
(or any valid real plant name):

Immediately generate a COMPLETE 6-SCENE VIDEO.

DO NOT generate another plant list.

DO NOT ask the user for unnecessary information.

Automatically create the complete life-cycle story.

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VIDEO STRUCTURE

TOTAL VIDEO DURATION:
60 seconds

NUMBER OF SCENES:
EXACTLY 6

DURATION:
EXACTLY 10 seconds per scene

SCENE STRUCTURE:

Scene 1 = 0–10 seconds
Scene 2 = 10–20 seconds
Scene 3 = 20–30 seconds
Scene 4 = 30–40 seconds
Scene 5 = 40–50 seconds
Scene 6 = 50–60 seconds

Every scene must be written as a Google Flow / Veo-ready
10-second video-generation prompt.

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CORE STORY — COMPLETE LIFE CYCLE

The six scenes MUST follow this chronological biological progression.

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SCENE 1 — SEED ON THE MOTHER PLANT

Show the mature mother plant of the selected plant species.

A clearly identifiable mature seed must be visible naturally
on or inside the plant's reproductive structure.

The seed should look botanically accurate for that species.

Show a beautiful macro cinematic shot.

The seed gradually reaches maturity.

Natural environmental movement:
soft wind, leaves moving, subtle sunlight, realistic atmosphere.

Near the end of the scene, the mature seed naturally separates
from the plant or is released from the reproductive structure.

The seed begins falling toward the ground.

IMPORTANT:
The exact same seed introduced in Scene 1 must become the seed
followed throughout the entire story.

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SCENE 2 — SEED FALLS TO THE SOIL

Continue EXACTLY from Scene 1.

The SAME seed lands naturally on the SAME patch of soil
beneath or near the mother plant.

Do NOT change the seed.

Do NOT change the environment.

Do NOT change the soil type.

Do NOT teleport the seed.

Show the seed resting on the soil surface.

Natural time passes.

Show environmental changes such as:

• Morning sunlight
• Clouds
• Light rain
• Water droplets
• Wet soil
• Drying soil
• Passing daylight

The seed gradually becomes hydrated.

The outer seed coat begins to soften naturally.

Near the end of the scene, the seed begins preparing
for germination.

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SCENE 3 — SEED ENTERS THE SOIL AND GERMINATES

Continue directly from Scene 2.

The same seed slowly becomes partially buried
and then naturally moves beneath the soil.

Use a scientifically believable underground
cross-section / macro cutaway view.

The camera should reveal both:

ABOVE GROUND:
soil surface and surrounding environment

BELOW GROUND:
the seed inside the soil.

Show:

• Seed absorbing water
• Seed coat swelling
• Seed coat splitting
• Tiny root emerging
• Primary root growing downward
• First shoot growing upward
• Early root hairs developing

The underground environment must remain realistic.

The seed must NOT suddenly transform into a large plant.

Growth must happen progressively.

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SCENE 4 — SPROUT TO YOUNG PLANT

Continue directly from Scene 3.

The same germinated seed produces a young shoot.

Show the shoot breaking through the soil surface.

Use realistic botanical timelapse.

Gradually show:

• Stem emerging
• First leaves unfolding
• Roots expanding underground
• Additional leaves developing
• Stem becoming stronger
• Young plant getting taller

Time should visibly pass.

Include natural day/night progression:

DAY → SUNSET → NIGHT → SUNRISE

During the night, show subtle moonlight or low-light conditions.

Then return to morning sunlight.

The plant must remain in the exact same location.

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SCENE 5 — YOUNG PLANT TO MATURE PLANT

Continue from Scene 4.

The same plant grows naturally into a mature healthy plant.

Show accelerated but believable botanical timelapse.

Depending on the species, show appropriate development such as:

• More leaves
• Larger stem
• Branches
• Flower buds
• Flowers
• Fruit formation
• Seed pods
• Cones
• Grain heads
• Reproductive structures

ONLY show biological structures appropriate to the selected plant.

Do NOT invent impossible structures.

Show multiple natural day/night cycles if needed.

Maintain the same soil, location, camera environment,
weather style and visual identity.

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SCENE 6 — NEW SEEDS AND COMPLETE CYCLE

Continue directly from Scene 5.

The mature plant completes reproduction.

Show the plant producing its species-appropriate
fruit, seed pod, flower seed head, cone or other
seed-producing structure.

Then clearly reveal NEW MATURE SEEDS.

The final shot should create a visual connection:

ORIGINAL SEED
→ GERMINATION
→ PLANT
→ MATURE PLANT
→ NEW SEEDS

Show a beautiful macro close-up of the newly formed seeds.

The final frame should clearly communicate that the life cycle
has completed and a new generation of seeds has been produced.

Do NOT end with only a generic plant.

The NEW SEED must be clearly visible.

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CONTINUITY LOCK — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT

This is a multi-scene video.

The AI must treat all six scenes as ONE continuous biological event.

NEVER change:

• Plant species
• Seed species
• Seed appearance
• Plant appearance
• Soil location
• Garden/field/forest environment
• Weather style
• Time progression logic
• Camera language
• Overall color/lighting character
• Biological growth stage

The SAME seed introduced in Scene 1 must be the biological
origin of the plant shown in Scenes 3–5.

The plant in Scene 6 must be the same plant that emerged
from the seed in Scene 3.

The NEW seeds in Scene 6 must visually resemble real seeds
of the selected species.

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SCENE-TO-SCENE CONTINUITY RULE

VERY IMPORTANT FOR GOOGLE FLOW / VEO:

Each scene will be generated separately.

Therefore, every scene prompt MUST contain enough visual
continui

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