My two bred chives have grown up, so far no luck, just two of the four already-known varieties.
Posts by Alia
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I've already bred two, I should see the results in a few days' time.
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Ja, es funktioniert, danke.
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For some reason, I have no option of breeding my grown chives. Anyone else has this problem?
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And now the chive sprout:
"n the seventeenth century an apothecary thought, he would disturb sleep and impair sight. Only the special request of a country nobleman made him inscribe it into his herbal book."Should be:
"In the seventeenth century an apothecary thought it would disturb sleep and impair sight. Only a special request of a country nobleman made him include it in his herbal book." -
Description of chives:
"It is not clear, if he originated in Central Europe, Central Asia, or in the Mediterenean, but he is practicaly at home everywhere in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. Wild chive thrives on poriferous, eutrophic and humid soil and flowers from Mai to August. He proliferate through bulbils and seeds."Should be:
"It is not clear if it originated in Central Europe, Central Asia, or in the Mediterranean, but it is practically at home everywhere in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. Wild chive thrives on poriferous, eutrophic and humid soil and flowers from May to August. It propagates through bulbs and seeds.And Forget-me-not:
"Even to the pixies this flower is very popular. The small folk uses its magic at weddings, placeing wreathes of flowers around their necks thus binding themselfs in fidelity to each other. In addition are it's blue blossoms a symbol of kind remembrance and partings in love, wherefore, in remembrance of Nephele, every house is adorned by at least one forget-me-not at present."Should be:
"Even for the pixies this flower is very popular. The small folk uses its magic at weddings, placing wreathes of flowers around their necks, thus binding themselves in fidelity to each other. In addition, its blue blossoms are a symbol of kind remembrance and partings in love, therefore, in remembrance of Nephele, every house is adorned by at least one forget-me-not at present." -
Just learnt the news (was rather busy recently) and I am so happy. Welcome, Anari, I'm so glad you're here.
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I already had a parentless plant of each variety and got only other varieties from parentless seeds.
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If you've used up all your bleeding hearts for breeding, you won't see the breeding option on your Hearts of Valentine. And they are breedable all the year round, only you get a bleeding heart, not a HoV, if you breed them outside the Valentine period.
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I also bred as many as I could into the wild garden.
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And it is really strange with the two most recent HoV from Jedi's post. So far I only got the one with the big red heart but it was bred. And while there are 8-10 of all the other vareties so far, we have only one of these two HoV. Possibly a glitch?
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Neither did I and I gifted several.
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All plants in walkinslow's first post are fully grown now and the ones in the second are sprouting. Nice to see it.
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Three of first-generation trees were gifted but the yellow-red second-generation trees are mine, I bred them this year.
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This burning Christmas tree has a very nice lineage:
http://flowergame.net/lineage/212520















