The Death Flower’s something special in The Sims 4, not just your average garden find. It’s way rarer than in The Sims 3 and has some pretty cool uses. Not just for show, it’s a game-changer.
Primary Uses of the Death Flower
Dealing with the Grim Reaper is no joke in The Sims 4. But if you’ve got a Death Flower, you can actually trade it to save a sim from dying. And there’s more – it’s key for making ambrosia, a dish that can bring ghost sims back to life.
To make ambrosia, you need not just a Death Flower, but also an Angelfish and a Potion of Youth. And yeah, you gotta be top-notch at cooking, level 10, to whip it up.
Acquiring the Death Flower Through Grafting in Sims 4
For those who like playing around with plants, getting a Death Flower can be pretty rewarding. You need to be decent at gardening though, level 5 to start grafting. Here’s how to do it: graft a Snapdragon with a Lily to get an Orchid. Then, graft an Apple with a Cherry for a Pomegranate. Last step, graft those two together – Orchid and Pomegranate – and there you go, Death Flower.
This plant is not just for keeps; you can sell the flowers too. They go for $240 each, or even $667 if they’re top quality. Pro tip: moving it around in Build/Buy mode could make it pop out up to 10 flowers at a time.
Other Methods to Acquire the Death Flower
Grafting’s solid, but there are other ways to find a Death Flower. You might just get lucky fishing or find one in those rare seed packets. Places like the Forgotten Grotto in Oasis Springs or Forgotten Hollow might have it too. The Magic Realm’s another spot to check, especially the stalls selling alchemy stuff – they sometimes have it for §1,200.
And if you’re into taking shortcuts, cheats can get you there fast. On PC, hit CTRL + SHIFT + C, turn on cheats with “testingcheats on”, and then use “bb.showhiddenobjects” to find it in build mode. Console players, use those shoulder buttons to open up the cheat menu.