Heatmap Table with multiple colours. plotly.js - javascript

I'm trying to recreate something like this:
In other words I need to make a heatmap with independent X axis, each one with it's own heatmap colour schema (i.e some the higher the number the greener the background) others the opposite.
I know this is not possible with High-Charts. I was wondering if it would be possible with plot.ly. Is it? is there an example I can have a look at?
I've tried adding multiple colorscaleValue as arrays etc but nothing seems to work.
How can I accomplish this? Even with an other library if needed.
P.s.
This is my jsfiddle as example.

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