Daffodil 🌼

Rare spring flower with quick cycles and multiple obtainment methods

Overview

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Rare Spring Flower

Classic garden bloom with trumpet design

The Daffodil is a rare single-harvest spring flower that embodies classic garden beauty with its distinctive trumpet-shaped corona. This traditional garden staple offers excellent value through quick growth cycles and multiple obtainment methods.

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Trumpet Design

Classic corona shape

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Spring Bloom

Quick growth cycles

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Multiple Sources

15% shop + 6 methods

Appearance

The Daffodil displays classic spring flower characteristics with authentic botanical details:

Corona: Prominent trumpet-shaped central structure in bright yellow
Petals: Six surrounding yellow petals forming traditional daffodil pattern
Leaves: Linear, sword-like green foliage characteristic of narcissus family
Structure: Classic spring bulb flower design with upright growth
Color Scheme: Vibrant yellow blooms with fresh green leaves

Obtainment

🏪 Seed Shop (Primary Method)

15% stock chance • 1,000 Sheckles or 19 Robux • Regular availability

Additional Obtainment Methods:

Normal Seed Pack: Random pack reward
Lucky Harvest: Chance from other crop harvests
Red Fox: Theft and occasional seed drops

Snail: Yields seeds when harvested
Pet Digging: Dog or Golden Lab excavation
Multiple Sources: 6 total obtainment methods

Growing Strategy

🌼 Spring Efficiency

Quick single-harvest growth cycle
Traditional spring flower cultivation
Efficient garden space utilization
Classic bulb flower aesthetics

💰 Economic Benefits

Base Value: 903 Sheckles
Good rare tier investment return
Multiple acquisition sources reduce scarcity
Balanced cost-to-value ratio

Trivia

🌱 Garden Heritage

Classic spring garden staple flower
Traditional narcissus family representation
Authentic botanical trumpet design
Represents early season garden awakening

🎮 Accessibility

Six different obtainment methods available
Moderate 15% seed shop availability
Balanced rare tier pricing structure
Good entry point for rare flower cultivation

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