All Bloom Petals Locations Bee Swarm Simulator (March 2026) Full Guide

Updated by Marcus Reed
December 29, 2025
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As an experienced Bee Swarm Simulator player, I know how frustrating it can be when Beesmas quests demand specific Bloom Petals and you have no idea where to find them. After spending countless hours farming every field in the game, I’ve compiled the most comprehensive guide to help you locate every Bloom Petal color quickly and efficiently. This guide will save you hours of wasted farming time and help you complete those pesky Beesmas quests in record time.

Quick Reference: Bloom Petals Overview

Petal Color	Primary Field(s)	Secondary Field(s)	Special Boost
Red	Mushroom, Strawberry, Rose	Mountain Top, Pepper	Red Pollen 1.25x-2x
Blue	Blue Flower, Clover	Bamboo, Stump	Blue Pollen 1.25x-2x
White	Spider, Dandelion	Coconut, Blue Flower	White Pollen 1.25x-2x
Yellow	Sunflower	Blue Flower, Pineapple	Tool Pollen 2x-3x
Pink	Strawberry	Mountain Top, Coconut	Bee Gather 2x-3x
Black	Cactus	Spider, Dandelion	Bomb Pollen 2x-3x
Gray	Pumpkin	Spider, Dandelion	Mark Ability 2x-3x
Scarlet	Pepper	Rose	Flames Pollen 2x-3x
Cyan	Coconut, Bamboo	Blue Flower, Stump	Bubble Pollen 2x-3x
Violet	Clover	Rose, Stump	Super-Crit +5%-10%
Green	Clover, Cactus	Pineapple, Pumpkin	Critical +1%-10%
Merrygold	Stump	Sunflower, Clover	Instant Conv +70%-90%
Periwinkle	Stump	Pepper	Mythic Bee 1.25x-1.5x

Understanding Bloom Mechanics

Before diving into specific locations, it’s crucial to understand how Blooms actually work in Bee Swarm Simulator. Blooms are passive field-based entities that can spawn naturally while you’re farming pollen or be summoned using a Bloom Shaker. They first appeared in the December 25, 2025 update and have become essential for Beesmas quests and general progression.

Bloom Levels and Petal Counts

Blooms operate on a leveling system similar to puffshrooms. Each time you defeat a bloom, it respawns at a higher level, making it progressively more challenging but also more rewarding. The number of petals released depends on the bloom’s level:

Levels 1-2: 3 petals per bloom
Levels 3-4: 4 petals per bloom
Levels 5-7: 5 petals per bloom
Levels 8-9: 6 petals per bloom
Level 10+: 7 petals per bloom

Each bloom lasts for 20 seconds before despawning if not popped, and they’ll keep spawning in the same field for about a minute before stopping. This timing is crucial to understand when planning your farming sessions.

Petal Collection Mechanics

Once you collect enough pollen within a bloom’s radius, it explodes and releases petals in a ring pattern around its position. Collecting these petals grants two things: a stack of petal buff and honey. The amount scales based on both the bloom’s level and the field it spawns in.

What’s particularly important is that these petal boosts can stack up to 100 times, with each individual stack lasting 10 seconds. Every stack provides at least +40% Unique Instant Conversion, making them incredibly valuable for honey farming.

Complete Bloom Petals Location Guide

Red Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Mushroom Field, Strawberry Field, Rose Field Secondary Locations: Mountain Top Field, Pepper Patch, Spider Field (rare), Cactus Field (rare), Clover Field

Red petals are among the most common and easiest to farm, especially in the early game. The Mushroom Field is my personal favorite for red petal farming because it’s usually less crowded and has a high spawn rate. Strawberry Field is also excellent, especially if you need both red and pink petals for the same quest.

Pro Tip: Use the Mountain Top Field for red petals when you’re also farming for other colors, as it supports multiple petal types including yellow and white.

Blue Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Blue Flower Field, Clover Field Secondary Locations: Bamboo Field, Stump Field, Pine Tree Forest, Mountain Top Field, Cactus Field (rare), Hub Field

Blue petals are essential for players focusing on blue pollen conversion. The Blue Flower Field is the most reliable location, offering consistent blue petal spawns with minimal competition. Clover Field is also excellent, especially if you’re simultaneously farming for violet or green petals.

Strategy: I recommend farming in the Blue Flower Field during off-peak hours when fewer players are around, as this field can get quite competitive.

White Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Spider Field, Dandelion Field Secondary Locations: Coconut Field, Blue Flower Field, Clover Field, Strawberry Field, Bamboo Field, Sunflower Field (partial), Pineapple Patch (partial), Mountain Top Field (partial), Hub Field

White petals are incredibly versatile and spawn in numerous fields. Spider Field and Dandelion Field offer the most consistent spawns. What makes white petals special is their broad availability across many field types, making them easy to farm regardless of your current progression level.

Insider Tip: The Coconut Field is often overlooked for white petals but can be a goldmine, especially during less busy times when most players focus on the more popular fields.

Yellow Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Sunflower Field Secondary Locations: Blue Flower Field, Pineapple Patch, Pumpkin Patch, Mountain Top Field (partial), Bamboo Field (partial), Hub Field

Yellow petals are most abundant in the Sunflower Field, which makes sense given the field’s theme. These petals provide tool pollen boosts, making them valuable for players focusing on tool-based strategies.

Farming Strategy: The Sunflower Field is perfect for yellow petal farming because it’s large, has plenty of flowers, and supports multiple petal types including white and merrygold.

Pink Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Strawberry Field Secondary Locations: Mountain Top Field (partial), Sunflower Field (partial), Pepper Patch (partial), Coconut Field (partial), Hub Field

Pink petals are most commonly found in the Strawberry Field, which also supports red petals, making it an efficient farming location for quests requiring both colors. The Mountain Top Field can also spawn pink petals, though less frequently.

Pro Strategy: When farming pink petals, I recommend bringing along bees with good gathering abilities to maximize your efficiency, as pink petals provide bee gather pollen boosts.

Black Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Cactus Field Secondary Locations: Spider Field, Dandelion Field, Pine Tree Forest (rare), Mushroom Field (partial), Bamboo Field (partial), Rose Field (partial), Mountain Top Field (partial), Hub Field

Black petals are most reliably found in the Cactus Field, making it the go-to location for this specific color. These petals provide bomb pollen boosts, which can be incredibly useful for players with bomb-based bee setups.

Important Note: The Cactus Field can be dangerous for newer players due to the cacti damage, so make sure you have adequate health and defense before farming here extensively.

Gray Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Pumpkin Field Secondary Locations: Spider Field (uncommon), Dandelion Field, Strawberry Field (partial), Rose Field (uncommon), Coconut Field, Hub Field

Gray petals are most consistently found in the Pumpkin Field, making it the ideal location for farming this color. These petals provide mark ability pollen boosts, which can be valuable for players focusing on ability-based strategies.

Farming Tip: The Pumpkin Field is often less crowded than other fields, making it an excellent choice for peaceful gray petal farming sessions.

Scarlet Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Pepper Patch Secondary Locations: Rose Field (partial), Mountain Top Field (partial), Hub Field

Scarlet petals are most commonly found in the Pepper Patch, where they provide flames pollen boosts. These can be incredibly valuable for players with fire-based bees or abilities. The Rose Field can also spawn scarlet petals, though less frequently.

Strategy: The Pepper Patch is your best bet for scarlet petals, but be prepared for competition as it’s a popular field for multiple petal types.

Cyan Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Coconut Field, Bamboo Field Secondary Locations: Stump Field, Pumpkin Patch, Blue Flower Field (partial), Cactus Field (partial), Mountain Top Field (partial), Pineapple Patch (partial), Hub Field

Cyan petals are most abundant in the Coconut Field and Bamboo Field, making these the primary farming locations. These petals provide bubble pollen boosts, which can be valuable for players with water-based strategies.

Pro Tip: The Bamboo Field is often less crowded than the Coconut Field and can provide a more peaceful farming experience for cyan petals.

Violet Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Clover Field Secondary Locations: Rose Field (partial), Strawberry Field (partial), Stump Field (partial), Bamboo Field (partial), Pineapple Patch (partial), Cactus Field (partial), Coconut Field (rare), Hub Field

Violet petals are most frequently found in the Clover Field, where they provide super-critical chance boosts. These can be incredibly valuable for players focusing on critical hit builds.

Farming Strategy: The Clover Field is excellent for violet petal farming, especially since it also supports blue and green petals, making it efficient for multi-color quests.

Green Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Clover Field, Cactus Field Secondary Locations: Pineapple Patch, Pumpkin Patch, Pepper Patch (partial), Spider Field (partial), Strawberry Field (partial), Hub Field

Green petals provide critical chance boosts and are most commonly found in the Clover Field and Cactus Field. These can be valuable for players building critical hit focused setups.

Important Note: Green petals can be somewhat rare compared to other colors, so patience is key when farming for them specifically.

Merrygold Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Stump Field Secondary Locations: Sunflower Field (rare), Clover Field (partial), Mountain Top Field (partial), Pepper Patch (partial), Hub Field

Merrygold petals are most commonly found in the Stump Field and provide unique instant conversion boosts, making them incredibly valuable for honey farming. These are relatively rare compared to other petal types.

Farming Strategy: The Stump Field is your best bet for merrygold petals, but be prepared for longer farming sessions due to their rarity.

Periwinkle Bloom Petals

Primary Locations: Stump Field Secondary Locations: Pepper Patch (partial), Hub Field

Periwinkle petals are among the rarest in the game, primarily found in the Stump Field. They provide mythic bee pollen boosts, making them incredibly valuable for players with mythic bees.

Expert Tip: Periwinkle petals are extremely rare, so don’t get discouraged if farming takes a long time. Consider using a Bloom Shaker if you need them urgently for a quest.

Advanced Bloom Petal Farming Strategies

Movement Speed Optimization

One of the most important aspects of efficient petal farming is movement speed. Here are my top recommendations for maximizing your farming efficiency:

Haste Sources: Use any available haste abilities or items to increase your movement speed
Oil Consumption: Use oil for temporary but significant speed boosts during intensive farming sessions
Ant Amulet: Add movement speed to your Ant Amulet for permanent speed improvements
Gliding Technique: Catch petals while gliding to cover more distance and reach petals that would otherwise be out of range
Solo Farming: Farm solo to prevent other players from taking your petals, especially in competitive fields

Field Selection Strategy

Choosing the right field is crucial for efficient petal farming. Here’s my strategic approach:

Match Petal Color to Field: Always farm in fields that support your target petal color
Consider Secondary Colors: Choose fields that support multiple colors if you need several different petal types
Avoid Competition: Farm during off-peak hours or in less popular fields to minimize competition
Use Bloom Shakers Wisely: Save Bloom Shakers for boosting sessions rather than normal quest farming

Quest Optimization

When completing Beesmas quests that require specific Bloom Petals, I recommend:

Plan Your Route: Map out the most efficient field order to collect all required petal types
Batch Similar Colors: Group quests that require similar colored petals to minimize field switching
Time Your Farming: Farm during server reset times when fields are less crowded
Prepare in Advance: Stock up on necessary consumables before starting intensive farming sessions

Common Mistakes to Avoid

After helping hundreds of players with their Bloom Petal farming, I’ve identified several common mistakes that can significantly slow down your progress:

1. Ignoring Field Mechanics

Many players don’t realize that Bloom colors depend entirely on the flower colors in the field. If a field doesn’t support a certain color, that Bloom Petal will never spawn there, no matter how long you farm.

2. Wasting Bloom Shakers

Bloom Shakers are valuable items that should be saved for boosting sessions or urgent quest requirements, not used for casual farming where natural spawns will suffice.

3. Poor Movement Planning

Inefficient movement patterns can double your farming time. Always plan your route to minimize backtracking and maximize petal collection efficiency.

4. Ignoring Stack Mechanics

Many players don’t realize that petal buffs can stack up to 100 times, with each stack lasting 10 seconds. Understanding and utilizing this mechanic can dramatically increase your farming efficiency.

5. Farming During Peak Hours

Farming during busy server times means more competition for petals. Consider farming during off-peak hours or in less popular fields to maximize your collection rate.

Platform-Specific Considerations

Mobile Players

Mobile players should focus on:

Using larger fields with more space to maneuver
Prioritizing movement speed upgrades
Using touch controls efficiently for quick petal collection
Considering auto-clicker tools (where allowed) for extended farming sessions

PC Players

PC players have advantages including:

More precise movement control
Better ability to use keyboard shortcuts
Easier time managing multiple quests simultaneously
Better performance in crowded fields

Console Players

Console players should:

Familiarize themselves with controller-specific controls
Use the larger screen to track multiple petals simultaneously
Take advantage of vibration feedback for petal collection
Consider using external keyboards for chat and quest management

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do Blooms spawn naturally?

Blooms spawn naturally while you’re farming pollen, with spawn rates varying by field and player activity. They typically continue spawning in the same field for about a minute before stopping, and each bloom lasts 20 seconds if not popped.

Can I force specific colored petals to spawn?

No, you cannot force specific colored petals to spawn. Petal colors are determined by the field’s flower colors and have randomized chances within those constraints. However, you can increase your chances by farming in fields that primarily support your target color.

What’s the maximum number of petal stacks I can have?

You can stack up to 100 petal buffs simultaneously, with each individual stack lasting 10 seconds. This makes petal farming incredibly valuable for extended farming sessions.

Are some petal types rarer than others?

Yes, some petal types like Periwinkle and Merrygold are significantly rarer than common colors like Red, Blue, and White. This rarity affects both spawn rates and farming difficulty.

Should I use Bloom Shakers for regular farming?

I generally recommend saving Bloom Shakers for urgent quest requirements or boosting sessions rather than regular farming. Natural spawns are usually sufficient for casual farming, and Bloom Shakers are too valuable to waste on routine activities.

How do I know which field supports which petal colors?

Each field’s supported petal colors are determined by its flower colors. The comprehensive table in this guide shows all primary and secondary spawn locations for each petal type.

Can other players steal my Bloom Petals?

Yes, other players can collect Bloom Petals that you’ve spawned. This is why I recommend solo farming or choosing less crowded fields, especially during peak hours.

Do petal buffs work in all fields?

Petal buffs provide their specific pollen type boosts regardless of which field you’re in, making them valuable for general farming efficiency, not just in their spawn fields.

Pro Tips for Mastering Bloom Petals

1. Create Farming Routes

Develop efficient farming routes that maximize your petal collection while minimizing travel time between fields. Plan your routes based on the specific petal colors you need and the fields that support them.

2. Time Your Sessions

Farm during server off-peak hours (typically early morning or late night) when competition is minimal and spawn rates seem higher due to less server load.

3. Combine Boosts Strategically

Stack your petal farming with other available boosts like cloud vials, field boosts, and special event bonuses for maximum efficiency.

4. Track Your Progress

Keep notes on which fields work best for specific petal types and adjust your strategies based on your personal experience and server conditions.

5. Join a Community

Connect with other Bee Swarm Simulator players through Discord servers or Reddit communities to share tips, strategies, and updates about the most current farming methods.

Conclusion

Mastering Bloom Petal farming in Bee Swarm Simulator is essential for completing Beesmas quests and maximizing your honey production. With this comprehensive guide, you now have all the knowledge needed to locate every petal color efficiently and optimize your farming strategies.

Remember that patience and practice are key – even with the perfect strategy, some petal types will always be rarer than others. Stay persistent, use the tips and strategies outlined in this guide, and you’ll become a Bloom Petal farming expert in no time.

Keep this guide bookmarked for quick reference during your farming sessions, and don’t forget to share it with fellow Bee Swarm Simulator players who might be struggling with their petal collection. Happy farming, and may your Bloom Petals always be plentiful!