I got three different ones (they are in my signature) and no question mark in the compendium but it seems they are unbreedable?
Posts by Alia
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#10 seems bred-only, as for #7, it's possible that it was available from the garden in the first season but now it's bred only. I have 8 of them and only the first one (from 2017) is from the garden. There was a similar situation with some old jack-o-lanterns.
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A question mark appeared next to lavender in my compendium.
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Two bred ones grew up today, still no luck. I'm going to breed four more, in addition to the four growing up, and hope for the best.
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First two bred cosmos grew up, no luck so far.
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And I still have a question mark. I suspect other varieties might be bred-only.
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Well, real-life cosmos definitely comes in a lot of colors and varieties. Funny thing is, one of its Polish names is "warszawianki", which means "from Warsaw", because apparently for some reason they are connected with the city.
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So, while everyone is trying to breed their missing Christmas plant varieties, I got a new question mark next to cornflower.
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It seems that the cornflower can be both bred and taken from the wild garden, as I have both. My only new pumpkin is bred but that's just an example of one.
To clarify - there seems to be only one new variety of cornflower and pumpkin (both are in my signature now), as I don't have question marks in my compendium anymore.
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So, it seems we are getting a new variety of cornflower and a new variety of pumpkin, as I've just seen question marks in my Compendium. I thought I'd let you know of my discovery.
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I agree too. While I've managed to get all of Halloween plants so far, it's only because I am one of the older players of the game and it's almost impossible for the new ones.
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Watch the Flower Adoption Center, there you can often get varieties that you are missing, especially when it comes to special plants.
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Oh, and I finally got the chive baked potato (as opposed to the potato baked potato) earlier this week.
I actually think it's a sandwich, not a baked potato. You know, a slice of bread, some butter or cottage cheese and chives sprinkled on top. We often eat things like that in Poland and I guess it's similar in Germany.
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I don't really remember any case where the possiblity of getting a bred-only variety depended on whether the parent plants were parentless or bred. It seems mostly random. Although yes, all four of mine were from two parentless vertical ones.





