Posts by Alia
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Yes, it seems to be bred-only, at least I've never seen a parentless one.
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Coming back to the topic, I think this hyacinth has a really nice pedigree and I must say that when I bred it, I really hoped it would turn this colour: http://flowergame.net/lineage/149163
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Managed to get one of the new ones only, summon was unsuccessful.
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There seems to be seven, two bred-only and five bred and available from the wild garden,
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Two new frosty eggs, if anyone wants them:
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Managed to catch two of each at the very beginning, now I'm not even trying.
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I think new players get three packages, one after 10th egg, which includes the egg garland, and old players, who already have a garland, get just two, after 5th and 15th egg. And the new decoration is ready now, you can put it in the winter garden.
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After a brief stay in springtime Poland, the tulip went on its way again: http://flowergame.net/flowers/gift/1…dbe5ba1a5a8e79d
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I've found 16 - but the last one was very hard to find, until I read a spoiler here.
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One of the decorations in the 3 parcel isn't finished yet, I'm sorry. It's just a placeholder and it will appear once the picture has been finished.
I see. That's what I thought. Well, I can't wait until it's finished

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After 15 eggs I got a parcel with decorations, one of them is marked ? And I even managed to put it into my Wintergarden, where it promptly disappeared.
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All plants from EmeraldLyn's first post and a part from the second are fully grown now.
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My kitty is also a climber. But she's also very careful and considerate, and I can't really think of anything that she destroyed by throwing down from a shelf or table.
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Caught almost nothing last night (egg hunting on an old netbook is no fun and husband dearest took the desktop). Fortunately, about 6 am our time it was much better and I have a pair of both new eggs, which is just what I wanted.
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Our travelling tulip came to Poland but decided it's a bit too cold as yet: http://flowergame.net/flowers/gift/1…b7a89378b823c84
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@Corvino Yes, these are people my husband knows quite well. They used to play RPG "normally" when they were students but now it's much harder to meet, so they chose this way.
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William Gibson is an American writer, so no problem with that
I used to read cyberpunk, too, Gibson, Walter Jon Williams, Jon Courtenay Grimwood - but well, we're living in cyberpunk now, in a way, so it lost its appeal a bit.

