Attraction Flowers

Attraction flowers are used to attract specific moths to your rainforest.

Common flowers come in three varieties, each corresponding to one Incubator slot: Region/Set , Rarity , and Size .

Zodiac, Lunar and Event flowers take up all three Incubator slots at once, and guarantee a specific moth.

## Obtaining Flowers

Common ways to get attraction flowers:

* Feeding Trevor with toad treats  and delicacies .
* Feeding pollen to the Bee Fly.
* Buying them from the Shop for honeydew  or glowbucks  every 24 hours as Daily Deals when available.
* Buying from the Shop for real currency as a Package when available.
* Buying them for glowbucks  directly from the Incubator menu.
* Finding them in gifts from Friends (Apoyo and Moth Events flowers only). **(needs confirmation; delete this note after)**
* Getting them by completing Goals and certain Missions.
* Finding them inside of boxes during Ant Events.

Special Flowers
* **Zodiac** flowers can be obtained only by completing certain Missions from Michelle, or by buying them from the Shop or through the Incubator menu.
* **Lunar** flowers can be obtained only by feeding Trevor, feeding the Bee Fly or by buying them from the Shop or through the Incubator menu.
* **Event** Flowers, depending on the type of event, can be obtained either from the Wisp Mother's Wisps or by feeding violet fireflies  to Trevor.

You can find the attraction flowers you have collected in your flower inventory (Incubator menu). The flower inventory can be opened by clicking on one of the three slots around the Incubator in the centre of your rainforest, or by clicking on the incubator and selecting Flowers button .

## Fusing Flowers

To improve the chances of attracting moths you want using attraction flowers, you can fuse two flowers of the same attraction chance into one with a better chance. Two 10% flowers become one 20% flower, two 20% become one 50% and two 50% become one 100% attraction flower. The fusion process doesn't require any payment and is done instantly.

## Attracting Moths

By choosing a flower in the Incubator menu and then tapping "Place" you activate the selected flower and it will add its chance to your next egg attraction. You cannot use flowers if an egg is already incubating or if the selected combination would not produce a moth which would meet the level and availability requirements. If you reconsider your choice, you can remove the attraction flower by opening the attraction flower inventory, choosing said flower and tapping "Clear". It'll show up greyed out whenever no flower is selected and if an egg is already incubating.

You cannot attract Event moths without using Event flowers. Event flowers fill up all of the attributes (set, size and rarity) on incubator, each one attracting only one specific moth. Event flowers get converted into honeydew  after event ends and cannot be acquired after that. Event moths can only be bought as Special Visitors or won as Ant Event prizes after their event passes.

**Lunar**, **Apoyo** and **Zodiac** moths cannot be attracted without using their respective Set flowers; similar to Event flowers, Lunar and Zodiac flowers fill up all attributes - for these sets, which moth will be attracted depends on the current day.

Lunar moths are dependant on lunar phases and Zodiac ones are dependant on the sun's position in relation to Zodiac constellations, both of which are represented on the in-game calendar.

## Attraction Table

By using 100% flowers for each of the charasteristic, you can guarantee the attraction of a particular moth. Sometimes, it can be achieved with only two, or even one flower - especially when you have some sets still locked, as you can't attract a moth from a locked set even with flowers. For example, in the beginning of a game, you can only attract one legendary moth, Female Pepetuna, so using a 100% Legendary flower already guarantees this moth.

Here are some possible combinations and interesting tips.
(considering all Core sets already unlocked and excluding Lunar, Zodiac and Event sets)

* **Marama**:
	+ Only one Epic (Dot-Underwing) and only one Legendary (Female Pepetuna) moth;
	+ Large size guarantees Epic (Dot-Underwing) or Legendary (Female Pepetuna) rarity moths.
* **Silva**:
	+ Only one Rare (Tau Emperor) and only one Epic (Garden Tiger Moth) moth;
	+ Only one Large (Tau Emperor) moth;
	+ Medium size guarantees Uncommon (Leopard Moth) or Epic (Garden Tiger Moth) moth.
* **Chausiku**:
	+ Only one Rare (Phileta Tiger Moth) and only one Epic (Veined Monkey) moth;
	+ This Set guarantees Rare or Epic moth, as the two above are the only moths in the set.
* **Estrella**:
	+ Only one Rare (Anomalous Bluetail) and only one Epic (Diva Moth) moth;
	+ Medium size guarantees Uncommon (Staudinger's Longtail) or Epic (Diva Moth) moth;
	+ Small size can result in a Rare (Anomalous Bluetail) moth with approx. 1/3 chance.
* **Mythic**:
	+ Only one Rare (Pandora Sphinx), only one Epic (Polyphemus Moth) and only one Legendary (Promethea Silkmoth) moth;
	+ Medium size guarantees Uncommon (Hera Buckmoth) or Rare (Pandora Sphinx) moth;
	+ Large size guarantees Epic (Polyphemus Moth) or Legendary (Promethea Silkmoth) moth.

## Buying and Selling Flowers

Flowers can be bought for glowbucks  from the Incubator inventory by selecting the desired flower first and tapping the "Buy" button then. If the button shows up greyed out, it is not possible to buy this specific kind of flowers for Flutterbucks.

The cost of purchasable flowers depends on their fusing level: a 10% flower costs an eighth of the price of a 100% flower, 20% flowers cost a quarter and 50% flowers cost the half (rounding up).

If you want to get rid of some attraction flowers, either because you already finished the set or just to get some Honeydew , you can sell them by opening the attraction flowers inventory, selecting the flower you want to sell (you can only sell one kind of flower at once) and tapping "Sell" button then. If you have more than one of this flower, there will open a menu with a slider, which allows you to select the amount you want to sell. The game will ask once if you really want to sell the flower, and if you accept, the amount of  will be added to your stash. If there is no flower selected or if you select a slot of flower you have none, the button will be greyed out.

Keep in mind that for some flower types it is more profitable to sell flowers without fusing them and for some it is the opposite. A good way to check whether it's better to fuse or not to fuse is to compare prices between 10% and 100% - if the cost of the 10% flower is higher than an eight of the cost of 100%, don't fuse them.

For example, a 100% Polilla flower sells for 15 , and 10% Polilla flower sells for 2 . For this flower, it is more profitable to not fuse: eight 10% Polilla flowers sell for 16 .
As an opposite example, 100% Silva costs 150 , and 10% Silva costs 15 . Eight 10% Silva flowers would sell for 120  - less than a 100% flower.