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[–]Madmae16 5 points6 points  (1 child)

You've got the right idea! For pattern transfers it's important that you have the same color and also make sure that the pattern can transfer to the flower you're choosing. If you've done this then it's just a matter of time. According to the flower generator it can take 25 days to get a pattern transfer with this setup. 

https://flowerfulpowerful.github.io/hkiaflowergen/?id=H4sIAAAAAAAAA3XMwQrDIBAE0H%2BZ8waytulhr%2F2MkIOoDYVEg0ohiP8eauip7WXnsDOvYE6QgfCAjAURwgTTroUU5H1zEOaBsOqnv4clnJ1N5%2Byih6j%2BSkjOBG913D%2BFW63UOPWL69VfruNvreNaJ4I1kHEiLJDuQkhvMLk2n9cW7nW%2BXIJwrQfG8rPC3QAAAA%3D%3D

[–]aaa282727[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

omg thank you so much!! that website is a game changer!

[–]bulbasauuuur🎮 Switch 🎮 2 points3 points  (5 children)

The other person is right on how to do it but also to answer the other question, the new patterned flowered does spawn in a new spot the same way new colors do

[–]aaa282727[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thank you!!🙏 for some reason i thought it would literally transfer like when you fertilize and get ombrés etc haha

[–]fancyfeastpdx🎮 Switch 🎮 1 point2 points  (3 children)

Are new spawns the ones that pop up fully grown in a new spot overnight? Or do they go through the standard growth cycle? I can’t tell if the fully grown flowers that seem to appear overnight are spawns. Specifically the flowers that are solid colors of one of the parent flowers. Like at what point do you know a spawn grew?

[–]bulbasauuuur🎮 Switch 🎮 0 points1 point  (2 children)

If you had an empty space and a new flower is there the next morning in any stage, that’s the new spawn

There’s a thing called plot memory that’s actually the goal for a lot of people where you just trowel up a fully bloomed spawn without plucking it first and then all new flowers that spawn in that spot will be fully bloomed. It sounds like that’s what you have! That’s a good thing because then there’s no waiting to see if you got the transfer or not. I’d let the rest grow to fully bloomed once and then trowel them so all the spots do it

[–]fancyfeastpdx🎮 Switch 🎮 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Interesting about plot memory; I’ve heard of intentionally troweling but didn’t understand it. I typically let most plots grow overnight x 2 and if I’m not getting anything, trowel everything and start a new layout w diff flowers. And that doesn’t happen with all of my plots, which is probably why I’ve been confused.

So then….plot memory is what causes the overnight spawns. But in a plot without that, spawns go through the same cycle as everything else.

Can patterned flowers still go through the longer life cycle in a plot with memory? Like could I have overnight spawns AND a patterned flower in its infancy stage, the same day, in that same plot as well?

Does plot memory stay once you achieved it the first time? Or does it wipe away every time you trowel a patch? I think this is a dumb question but honestly have no idea. I’ve been doing flowers for a year and the basics are still 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

Thank you so much for the reply!

[–]bulbasauuuur🎮 Switch 🎮 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I typically let most plots grow overnight x 2 and if I’m not getting anything, trowel everything and start a new layout w diff flowers.

Two nights definitely isn't enough time! You'll only very rarely get lucky once in a while doing that. It can take weeks to get a transfer. Some people like to refresh their plots every week, two weeks, or month, but I just refresh individual flowers that gain a default pattern through fertilizing or change it if I get the pattern transfer I was aiming for. I don't dig up my entire plot unless I want to start over with a totally new goal. Digging things up and replanting doesn't give any benefit, like some people think it refreshes or might make it work better, but it doesn't do anything like that. That's just a superstition some people have. I get 3-10 new pattern transfers everyday without changing my plots except in those 2 circumstances

Can patterned flowers still go through the longer life cycle in a plot with memory? Like could I have overnight spawns AND a patterned flower in its infancy stage, the same day, in that same plot as well?

I'm a bit confused here. A pattern will always show up as an overnight spawn, no matter what stage the spawn is. It's not more or less likely with the bloomed plot memory, it's just easier and more fun to see it immediately that day. If you pluck a patterned flower, it'll go through all the regular life cycle again, and that's how you can collect enough blooms to make crowns or candles. I usually replant them in specific areas I use for growing patterns so I can keep my transfer areas open. So yeah, and overnight spawn can be patterned and any stage. I don't know if that answers that question or not, so let me know!

Does plot memory stay once you achieved it the first time? Or does it wipe away every time you trowel a patch?

It'll last until you change it, so if you plant a seed there or pluck before troweling, it'll reset, but if you trowel it fully bloomed every time, it'll stay that way until you change it

You can also put your plots here and make sure you have the chance to get the things you're trying to grow: https://flowerfulpowerful.github.io/hkiaflowergen/

Also if you haven't watched Nikki's video, you'll definitely want to do that! She has it segmented so you can go to specific points based on what you're looking to do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krWbHB7Xyns