i need help with crossing flowers-
- Thread starter angelmutt
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you can invite 5 people over to increase the reproduction rate by a whole lot
Altarium
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Patience is key! When a guide says, for instance, that a red hyacinth and a yellow hyacinth have a 100% to produce an orange hyacinth it doesn't mean they will produce an orange 100% of the time, it means that when they breed, the offspring has a 100% chance of being orange. But they're not 100% guaranteed to breed. Does that make sense?
It also helps to have multiple pairs together so you increase the chances. What are you trying to breed?
It also helps to have multiple pairs together so you increase the chances. What are you trying to breed?
Well trade for the colors and than breed those together if you are lazy like me.
Or make a lot of flower combinations across your island
Poltergeist101
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Which flowers are you trying to cross breed? We could answer better if we had more information. Like what species you’re trying to breed, What color you’re trying to get, what kind of set up you have (what shape they are planted in, a picture might help), if you have other people watering, stuff like that.
angelmutt
im either crying, drawing, or playing acnh
any, to be honest..but i have mums, tulips, hyacinths, pansies, and lillies on me rn..i just dont know how to set them up to get new colors if thartmakes sense?
This guide is very nicely done:
ACNH Guide On Hybrids
I highly recommend bookmarking this thread, as it gets lost very quickly! Also, if you have any questions, feel free to reply and tag me (@Khaelis) in your post, or send me a DM/Conversation. I'll respond as soon as I am able. Hello, and welcome to my guide on hybrids for Animal Crossing...
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As a more basic starting point - take two colours of the same species - ie. a red lily and a yellow lily, plant them next to each other (touching, can also be diagonal) and water them. They may or may not reproduce the next day. If not, keep watering them, and eventually you'll get an orange hybrid. You can lay out grid patterns of the colours you want to breed once you know what you're aiming for - I recommend googling to see pictures of layouts.
Poltergeist101
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If you want I could come help you set up a breeding area sometime. Also are you looking for the other flower seeds (cause I could give you some). Or I could draw you a picture if you’d rather set it up yourself.
Poltergeist101
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Yes, having people water for you makes a big difference!
