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No bloom in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is more elusive and difficult to grow than the Blue Rose, which is a favorite of cross-breeding enthusiasts who want to grow rare flower colors. The Blue Rose can add a rich pop of color to any garden, but it takes several generations of cross-breeding to achieve this color.
Naturally, for any player of Animal Crossing Nook Miles Ticket, finally being able to grow Blue Roses can be a source of satisfaction. Cross-breeding Blue Roses on the island is a must-do activity for flower enthusiasts and perfectionists alike. Players must exercise caution, however, because, just as in real-world botany, there is always a chance that the offspring Roses will be the genetically incorrect color and will never produce Blue Roses.
A player in Animal Crossing bells plants roses in a diagonal checkerboard pattern, leaving spaces for hybrid offspring to grow in Animal Crossing New Horizons NMT. Blue Roses will only spawn in 1.6% of cases when more basic growing methods are used. Players may need to take a longer and more involved approach in order to increase their chances of growing a Blue Rose to the maximum 25%.
Prior to breeding flowers, players should prepare themselves by reading several flower breeding guides to gain a better understanding of the process. It is also possible to return to the same location and repeat the process until Blue Roses finally spawn. Even through cross-breeding, it is possible that roses will be the wrong color, at least genetically. Players can check and ensure that they have the correct genetically coded colors by breeding test cross-breds, which are a part of the process.
During the course of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the player stands in a garden of White Roses where one hybrid Purple Rose has spawned.
The only way to breed Blue Roses is through Hybrid Red Roses, which require special White Roses in order to grow properly. These are distinct from the naturally occurring Red Roses in the game, and they are even distinct from regular hybrid Red Roses. While some guides will simply suggest breeding hybrid Red Roses from Purple and Orange Roses, using a more complicated breeding technique that includes the special White Rose will increase the likelihood of Blue Roses spawning.
To begin, players should purchase Red, Yellow, and White Rose seeds from Nook's Cranny. The flower seed varieties available at Nook's Cranny change on a daily basis, so it may take several days for players to collect all of the appropriate seeds. If the player's island does not grow Roses, or if the player's island does not grow a specific color of Roses, seeds will not be available at Nook's Cranny, no matter how many times a player checks back. In this case, players should travel to neighboring islands or visit a friend's island in order to obtain the appropriate seeds.
To obtain Purple Roses, players must first cross-breed with other species. The White Rose seeds, like all breeding flowers, should be planted in a diagonal, checkerboard pattern with one space between them on all sides to encourage them to cross-breed. Players should discard any incorrect Roses that result from cross-breeding in order to avoid confusion. Once Purple Roses have appeared, players should collect those Purple Roses and cross them with Yellow Rose seeds in order to produce White Roses. This cross should always produce White Roses. Players must then take the White Roses and breed them with the Purple Roses from the previous step in order to obtain new, or better, Purple Roses.
The terms "good" and "bad" in this context refer to whether the offspring Roses are good for moving the cross-breeding process forward and eventually spawning Blue Roses. Players can try cross-breeding a special Purple Rose with more Yellow Rose seeds to see if the resultant plant is good and has the potential to produce Blue Roses. In this cross, bad purple roses will produce only white roses 100% of the time, whereas good purple roses will produce both white and yellow roses.
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