Animal Crossing New Leaf: Hybrids

Hybrids return once again in Animal Crossing New Leaf. They’re simply unique colored flowers made by breeding other flowers. The mechanics are pretty much the same as they were in previous series, however, in New Leaf, two new flower species have been added. To find out which colors produce what flower, read below;

Tulips:

Red x Orange = Red/Yellow/Orange/Black
Red x Black = Red/Black
Red x Purple = Red
Red x Pink = Red/White/Pink/Black
Red x Yellow = Orange/Yellow
Red x White = Red/White/Pink
Red x Red = Red/Black
White x Orange = Yellow/Orange
White x Black = Red/Pink
White x Purple = Yellow
White x Pink = Red/White/Pink
White x Yellow = Yellow
White x White = White
Yellow x Orange = Yellow/Orange
Yellow x Black = Orange
Yellow x Purple = Yellow
Yellow x Pink = Yellow/Orange
Yellow x Yellow = Yellow
Pink x Orange = Red/Yellow/Black/Orange
Pink x Black = Red/Pink/Black
Pink x Purple = Red/Yellow
Pink x Pink = Red/White/Pink/Black
Purple x Orange = Yellow
Purple x Black = Red
Purple x Purple = Purple
Black x Orange = Black/Orange
Black x Black = Black
Orange x Orange = Yellow/Purple/Orange  

Cosmos:

Red x Orange = Red/Orange/Pink
Red x Black = Orange
Red x Pink = Red/Pink
Red x Yellow = Orange
Red x White = Pink
Red x Red = Red
White x Orange = White/Yellow/Pink/Orange
White x Black = Orange
White x Pink = White/Pink
White x Yellow = Yellow/White
White x White = White
Yellow x Orange = Red/Yellow/Pink/Orange
Yellow x Black = Orange
Yellow x Pink = Yellow/Orange
Yellow x Yellow = Yellow
Pink x Orange = Red/Yellow/Pink/Orange
Pink x Black = Red/Yellow
Pink x Pink = Red/White/Pink
Black x Orange = Black/Orange
Black x Black = Black
Orange x Orange = Red/White/Pink/Orange/Black  

Pansies:

Red x Purple = Red
Red x Blue = Red
Red x Orange = Red
Red x Yellow = Orange
Red x White = Red
Red x Red = Red
White x Purple = Orange
White x Blue = White/Blue
White x Orange = Orange
White x Yellow = Yellow
White x White = White/Blue
Yellow x Purple = Yellow
Yellow x Blue = Yellow
Yellow x Orange = Yellow
Yellow x Yellow = Yellow
Orange x Purple = Orange/Purple
Orange x Blue = Orange
Orange x Orange = Orange/Purple
Blue x Purple = Orange
Blue x Blue = Blue
Purple x Purple = Purple  

Roses:

Red x Orange = Orange
Red x Purple = Red/Orange
Red x Pink = Red/Pink
Red x Yellow = Yellow/Orange
Red x White = Red/Pink
Red x Red = Red/Pink/Black
White x Orange = Red/Orange
White x Purple = White/Purple
White x Pink = Pink
White x Yellow = White/Yellow
White x White = White/Purple
Yellow x Orange = Orange
Yellow x Purple = White
Yellow x Pink = Pink
Yellow x Yellow = Yellow
Pink x Orange = Red
Pink x Purple = Pink
Pink x Pink = Pink
Purple x Orange = Red
Purple x Purple = Purple
Orange x Orange = Orange
Wilted Black x Golden Watering Can = Gold
Red x Red = Blue (Red roses must be off-spring of a Red/Purple cross)  

Violets:

Purple x Blue = Purple
Purple x Yellow = Purple
Purple x White = Purple/Blue
Purple x Blue = Purple
White x Purple = White/Blue
White x Yellow = White/Yellow
White x White = White
Yellow x Blue = Blue 
Yellow x Yellow = White/Yellow
Blue x Blue = Blue  

Lilies:

Red x Orange = Red/Yellow/Black/Pink/Orange
Red x Black = Red/Black
Red x Pink = Red/White/Pink/Black
Red x Yellow = Yellow/Orange
Red x White = White/Pink
Red x Red = Red/Pink/Black
White x Orange = White/Yellow/Pink
White x Black = Yellow/Pink
White x Pink = White/Pink
White x Yellow = White
White x White = White
Yellow x Orange = Yellow/Orange
Yellow x Black = Orange
Yellow x Pink = White/Yellow/Pink
Yellow x Yellow = Yellow
Pink x Orange = Red/White/Yellow/Pink/Orange/Black
Pink x Black = Red/Yellow/Pink/Black/Orange
Pink x Pink = Red/White/Pink/Black
Black x Orange = Red/Black/Orange
Black x Black = Black/Orange
Orange x Orange = Red/White/Yellow/Black/Orange  

Carnations:

Red x White = Pink
Red x Pink = White/Pink
Red x Red = Red
Pink x White = White/Pink
Pink x Pink = Red/White/Pink
White x White = White 

And there you have it, all possible hybrid combinations! If you’re interested in seeing what each flower looks like, check out this post.

Editors Note: Eventually I’ll put all this info into a table so it’s easier to read. Also this information may not be 100% correct.