Hibiscus
The hibiscus is a type of flower and is the wildflower in Seaside Resort. Completing the "Beach Blossoms" quest while
Lou is a moved-in resident unlocks the Resort's flower plots. Wild
Seeds planted in Resort plots become a hibiscus.
Its default color is hot pink. Other colors can be obtained through crossbreeding. When fertilized, it can gain an ombré pattern.
One Hibiscus is required for Poco, who is an
Island Visitor.
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Seed Packet | Seedling | Tags | ||
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Default Color(s) | Native Biome | Other Biome(s) | ||
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Default Pattern | Other Patterns | Rarity | ||
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Common |
Recipes
Image | Name | Tags | Rarity | Materials |
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Hibiscus Candle | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Rare | ![]() |
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Rare Candle
(any pattern color) |
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Rare | ![]() |
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Hibiscus Flower Crown | ![]() |
Rare | ![]() |
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Side Ribbon Bow
(any color and/or pattern) |
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Uncommon | ![]() |
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Ribbon Bow
(any color and/or pattern) |
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Uncommon | ![]() |
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Hello Kitty Style Bow
(any color and/or pattern) |
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The following are examples of crafted hibiscus items.
Colors
Like other flowers, it is possible for hibiscuses to gain all flower colors through breeding. Refer to the "Crossbreeding" guide on the Flowers page for full details.
For colors that require color transfer only, the player should crossbreed any color of hibiscus with a patterned flower from another type. The flower should have the desired color as its primary color, not its pattern color. For example, a red & white ombre dandelily can possibly transfer its red color when crossbred with hibiscuss.
The following are what hot pink (the default color) and white look like with the default pattern, ombre. The default pattern has a 1% chance of appearing with each application of Fertilizer to a non-patterned flower.
The following are examples of what the hibiscus looks like with a transferred pattern.