Yes, now I have one on mine, too.
Posts by Alia
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My newly grown Flaming Katy (Kalanchoe) plants have no breeding option, only trash and abandon. I have two of them, they are real plants, so they should be breedable.
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And there are only a few plants left to grow in my post, while there are some new sprouts in gruenkern's patch.
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Translation:
Hello, dear friends!
As you know, my creativity does not limit itself only to Flowergame, it plays itself out also in non-virtual realms. A part of it you can now see and buy on DaWanda. (For people, who are interested but do not live in Germany - ask me by PM and I will get to know how much is postage).
You can also leave comments (hopefully, nice) and so on, so that there is some life there. During the next weeks and months I'm going to expand the range even more.
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I'll wait until tomorrow, when the other three sprouts should grow, then I may decide to trade.
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I've tried breeding Christmas stars and poinsettias, the resulting new Christmas stars have already found good homes. I also bred Christmas trees and poinsettias, to the same end.
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Yes, there's a link in her post to the relevant place in this thread, where all grown plants are shown together.
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And now all plants in mysli's post are fully grown, there are only two sprouts left in gruenkern's post and a lot of new sprouts in idril's post. It's really nice to look at.
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Well, the admin has to sleep off the party
And as far as I gathered, these things have to be turned on and off so to say "manually". -
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Yup, that's the reason I don't go to any boards of any games, except for Flowergame.
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All plants in Lissa's post are grown so it would be best if they were copied here and the original post in the other thread deleted.
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You're probably missing some event plants (or not plants) - you joined the game pretty recently, didn't you? You can always check the thread mentioned by blobber.
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No, not yet, I went ahead and checked. as for now, the result is white clover.
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Lucky clovers shoud appear in the wild garden on Monday, that's what the first post says.
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Looking at your garden, it seems you are missing only the newest plant in the garden, the Christmas rose (Helleborus).










































