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===Color===
===Color===
A Big Flower's eventual bloomed color is determined by the color of the flowers that players plant within, with additional complexity added by white flowers and flowers that aren't available in all 4 colors. For red, blue, and yellow flowers, having a majority of that color of flower planted within the radius will cause the Big Flower to grow into that color, provided that it's available for the determined species. For Big Flowers where at least 70% of the flowers planted in the radius are white or where the most prevalent flower color isn't available in the determined species, when the 300 flower goal is reached, the color of the Big Flower will be randomly picked. This means that it is impossible to guarantee a white bloom from a Big Flower. When this occurs the flower species is first determined, and then the color is picked based on odds unique to the species.  
A Big Flower's eventual bloomed color is determined by the color of the flowers that players plant within, with additional complexity added by white flowers and flowers that aren't available in all 4 colors. For red, blue, and yellow flowers, having a majority of that color of flower planted within the radius will cause the Big Flower to grow into that color, provided that it's available for the determined species. For Big Flowers where at least 70% of the flowers planted in the radius are white or where the most prevalent flower color isn't available in the determined species, when the 300 flower goal is reached, the color of the Big Flower will be randomly picked. This means that it is impossible to guarantee a white bloom from a Big Flower if there are multiple color variants. When this occurs the flower species is first determined, and then the color is picked based on [[#Color_Odds_Per_Species|odds unique to the species]].  


The likely eventual color and type of a Big Flower is displayed in the screen that appears when an unbloomed Big Flower is tapped. The color displayed does not guarantee that it will be the final color of the Big Flower, because it could still change as more flowers are planted. The colors "red", "blue", and "yellow" will display in this message if that color of flower is the most common non-white color within the radius, and if the 70% rule for white flowers has not been reached. The color "white" is never displayed here, as if the 70% rule has been reached, the color will be displayed as "???" instead. For example, if there are 40 white flowers and 30 red flowers within a Big Flower's radius, the Big Flower will say it will be red, because there are less than 70% white and non-red flowers. If an additional 20 yellow and 20 blue flowers were planted within, they would contribute to white as they are less common than red flowers, and the Big Flower would display "???" as its eventual color.
The likely eventual color and type of a Big Flower is displayed in the screen that appears when an unbloomed Big Flower is tapped. The color displayed does not guarantee that it will be the final color of the Big Flower, because it could still change as more flowers are planted. The colors "red", "blue", and "yellow" will display in this message if that color of flower is the most common non-white color within the radius, and if the 70% rule for white flowers has not been reached. The color "white" is never displayed here, as if the 70% rule has been reached, the color will be displayed as "???" instead. For example, if there are 40 white flowers and 30 red flowers within a Big Flower's radius, the Big Flower will say it will be red, because there are less than 70% white and non-red flowers. If an additional 20 yellow and 20 blue flowers were planted within, they would contribute to white as they are less common than red flowers, and the Big Flower would display "???" as its eventual color.
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* If you have enough flowers to spawn to a given type, there is a small chance it will mutate to another flower type, such as the current flower of the month, or other seasonal flowers (Niantic reports what flowers bloom as at the start of the month in a "forecast").
* If you have enough flowers to spawn to a given type, there is a small chance it will mutate to another flower type, such as the current flower of the month, or other seasonal flowers (Niantic reports what flowers bloom as at the start of the month in a "forecast").
* Planting 156 or more of a color locks in the color, provided the color is not white, and that a variant in that color exists for the determined species.
* Planting 156 or more of a color locks in the color, provided the color is not white, and that a variant in that color exists for the determined species.
** If a majority of the flowers planted are white or an unavailable color for the blooming flower species and that species has more than one color variant, it is random which color blooms. There is no way to force white blooms. The color is picked based on odds unique to the species.
** If a majority of the flowers planted are white or an unavailable color for the blooming flower species and that species has more than one color variant, it is random which color blooms.
*** There is no way to force white blooms if the species has multiple color variants.
*** The color is picked based on odds unique to the species.
** If a majority of the flowers planted are white or an unavailable color for the blooming flower species, but over 100 of a secondary color that is available for that flower species, it will bloom that secondary color.
** If a majority of the flowers planted are white or an unavailable color for the blooming flower species, but over 100 of a secondary color that is available for that flower species, it will bloom that secondary color.
===Color Odds Per Species===
Each species of flower has a unique distribution of colors that will be used to randomly determine the color of a big flower when that species is bloomed and the majority color is either white or a color that is unavailable for that species. The following is experimental data sourced from [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wf1kZCfSxQC4jB--zKRZpgAPhE60zcAfedItqQ5OrbY/edit#gid=1934273914| this spreadsheet], so it may not be perfectly accurate.
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!style="text-align: left" |Flower
!White
!Red
!Yellow
!Blue
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Rose
|25.96%
|39.15%
|24.34%
|10.55%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Pansy
|29.63%
|17.78%
|22.96%
|29.63%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Poinsettia
|33.85%
|66.15%
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Camellia
|52.56%
|47.44%
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Tulip
|21.43%
|23.11%
|24.79%
|30.67%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Carnation
|34.69%
|28.57%
|26.53%
|10.20%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Hydrangea
|38.71%
|31.45%
|N/A
|29.84%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Spider Lily
|26.15%
|70.77%
|3.08%
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Cosmos
|59.26%
|40.74%
|0%
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Cyclamen
|58.62%
|32.76%
|N/A
|8.62%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Daffodil
|53.08%
|N/A
|46.92%
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Plum Blossom
|32.81%
|67.19%
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Windflower
|26.88%
|26.88%
|23.66%
|22.58%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Calla Lily
|50.00%
|11.45%
|28.31%
|10.24%
|-
|style="text-align: left" | Frangipani
|32.50%
|30.00%
|37.50%
|N/A
|}


===History===
===History===
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