Did anyone manage to get the new Lucky Clover? I have a new Christmas Tree and Fireworks and someone has shown the new Christmas Star here, but so far, I haven't seen the new Lucky Clover.
Posts by Alia
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Yeah, it seems the problem has returned. My first new firework shows as it should but the second does not:
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I've got the same problem, additionally, while there is no question mark in my compendium, there is also no new picture.
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Christmas trees are still breedable, both with other Christmas trees, as well as poinsettias - I've just bred both and dropped seeds into the garden, since I had no free pots.
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And I got my first new Christmas tree:
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I believe the Post Pixie visits only the new players, we've already had a number of visits in the previous years, after all.
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As well as by fireworks and lucky clovers but they aren't available yet.
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Yeah, I also saw it only today, however, I managed to grab a few easily.
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The first flowers to bloom in the spring (define spring) would be snowdrops and spring snowflakes, actually. And then there is the Christmas rose, which has flowers that last rather long.
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I could also help with the Growing Season, since I'm also an amateur botanist. I suppose it should be based on a place with temperate climate and distinct seasons, so Europe and parts of the US.
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They've appeared again, there must've been some glitch.
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So far I haven't even managed to see one, not to mention catching...
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I also incubated mine and they are all green, so this would seem to be right. I won't incubate the next batch, then.
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As it turns out, the biome theory is wrong. My hatchlings all look like yours, even though they come from all three biomes. Perhaps the other varieties are bred-only?
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Looking at TJ's post, it seems there might be three varieties of those big dragons and people might be thinking that it will depend on the biome. I managed to catch two from Alpine and Forest and one from Coast but I was doing this very early US time.
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Putting all the gardens together again and adding some new ones I've found.
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That's nice, I'll keep trying then.
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Seven more trials, only normal male ferns.
BTW, has anyone managed to get one of these marvel ferns from the wild this year?
Because if they are bred-only and we are unable to breed, that's no fun.