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Luminara Petalospring, transcendent hybrid of Bamboo, Cactus, Jasmine, Lily, Lotus, Orchid, Peony, Poppy, Rose and Sunflower
Transcendent hybrid

Luminara Petalospring

Luminara Petalospring is a transcendent hybrid bred from Bamboo, Cactus, Jasmine, Lily, Lotus, Orchid, Peony, Poppy, Rose and Sunflower in Plantoria, the free flower breeding game. See its art, growth stages and how to breed it.

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🐝 First discovered by @starry
TranscendentRarity 10Species mixed 1Gardener owns it

DNA · parent species

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Growth stages

  1. Luminara Petalospring seed stageSeed
  2. Luminara Petalospring sprout stageSprout
  3. Luminara Petalospring growing stageGrowing
  4. Luminara Petalospring blooming stageBlooming
  5. Luminara Petalospring mature stageMature

How to breed Luminara Petalospring

  1. Grow Bamboo and Cactus to maturity, collect pollen from one and pollinate the other.
  2. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Jasmine pollen.
  3. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Lily pollen.
  4. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Lotus pollen.
  5. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily × Lotus seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Orchid pollen.
  6. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily × Lotus × Orchid seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Peony pollen.
  7. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily × Lotus × Orchid × Peony seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Poppy pollen.
  8. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily × Lotus × Orchid × Peony × Poppy seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Rose pollen.
  9. Plant the Bamboo × Cactus × Jasmine × Lily × Lotus × Orchid × Peony × Poppy × Rose seed, grow it to maturity, then pollinate it with Sunflower pollen.
  10. Collect the seeds, plant one and harvest the flower to add it to your Codex.

Hybrid DNA is the average of its parents, so the order of crosses can change the exact percentages. Any route that combines exactly these species gives the same Codex entry.

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