This guide explains how to get Bloom and Spirit Bloom Sakura in the Roblox game Steal an Egg, covering the exact breeding combinations, incubation times, and costs. You’ll learn the fastest strategies for obtaining both limited-time Sakura eggs, plus what to do if your attempts fail.
Formula
The calculator above estimates your hatching efficiency and cumulative success probability. The first output is eggs per hour: divide the number of eggs hatched by the hours spent. The second output is the estimated chance of having gotten at least one rare Sakura egg after hatching a given number of eggs, assuming a 2% base drop rate per egg. The formula is:
P(at least one) = 1 - (0.98 ^ n)
where n is the number of eggs hatched. This is the standard binomial probability for independent trials.
Worked Example
Using the default values: 24 hours spent, 10 eggs hatched.
- Eggs per hour = 10 / 24 = 0.42 eggs/h
- Chance of at least one = 1 – (0.98 ^ 10) = 1 – 0.817 = 18.3%
So if you hatch 10 eggs, you have roughly an 18% chance of seeing at least one rare Sakura, assuming a 2% per-egg rate. Hatch 50 eggs and that rises to about 64%.
What Are Bloom and Spirit Bloom Sakura?
Bloom Sakura and Spirit Bloom Sakura are two limited-time pets in Steal an Egg, a Roblox game where you steal eggs from other players’ bases and hatch them. Bloom Sakura is the base limited pet; Spirit Bloom Sakura is its evolved or upgraded form, usually obtained by feeding Bloom Sakura a specific number of evolution items or by combining it with another pet. Both are event-exclusive, meaning they are only available during the spring or cherry-blossom themed update, and they cannot be obtained after the event ends except through trading with other players.
The names come from the Japanese cherry blossom (sakura) and the game’s spring event. Bloom Sakura typically has a pink petal design, while Spirit Bloom Sakura glows with a spectral aura and has higher stats.
How to Get Bloom Sakura
Bloom Sakura is obtained by hatching a Cherry Egg, which is the event egg sold in the game’s shop during the spring update. Here is the step-by-step process:
- Open the shop and find the Cherry Egg (costs in-game coins, usually around 1,500–2,500 coins).
- Purchase as many as you can afford—there is no daily limit, but coins are earned by stealing eggs from other players or completing quests.
- Go to your incubator and place the Cherry Egg inside.
- Wait for the incubation timer (typically 4–6 hours real time, but some events use a shorter timer).
- After the timer ends, tap the egg to hatch it. You will receive either a common pet or, with a low probability (often 2–5%), a Bloom Sakura.
If you do not get it on the first try, repeat the process. The drop rate is not affected by luck boosts or game passes, so it is purely a numbers game.
How to Get Spirit Bloom Sakura
Spirit Bloom Sakura is not hatched directly. You must evolve a regular Bloom Sakura. The evolution requires:
- 1 Bloom Sakura (base form)
- 10 Spirit Orbs (obtained by hatching 10 Cherry Eggs, or by dismantling duplicate event pets)
- 5,000 coins (evolution fee)
Once you have all three, go to the Evolution Chamber (a building near the spawn area), select Bloom Sakura, and confirm the evolution. The process takes 30 minutes real time and cannot be sped up with Robux. After it finishes, you receive Spirit Bloom Sakura, which has higher damage and speed stats.
Some events also allow a direct combination: 2 Bloom Sakura + 1 Spirit Orb = 1 Spirit Bloom Sakura. Check the current event’s recipe in the Evolution Chamber, as it changes each year.
Incubator Tips and Tricks
The incubator is the core mechanic. Here are practical tips to maximize your chances:
- Always keep all incubator slots full. The base game gives you 3 slots; you can unlock 2 more with in-game coins (not Robux). Hatching more eggs per day directly increases your odds.
- Focus on Cherry Eggs only. Do not waste coins on normal eggs during the event—they do not drop Sakura pets.
- Use the auto-hatch feature if you have it unlocked (some events offer it for free). It automatically starts the next egg when one finishes.
- Join a high-level server. Players with high-level bases drop more coins when you steal from them, letting you buy more eggs faster.
- Do not evolve your first Bloom Sakura. Keep one base form for trading, since some players will trade rare pets for a base Bloom Sakura.
Common Problems and Misconceptions
Many players think that using a lucky game pass increases the drop rate. It does not—the drop rate is fixed in the game code. Another common mistake is hatching normal eggs during the event, which gives you zero chance of getting Sakura. Also, some players believe that leaving the game while an egg is incubating pauses the timer. It does not; the timer runs in real time even if you log out. If you are on a mobile device, make sure the game is fully closed, not just backgrounded, to avoid battery drain.
If you hatch many eggs and still no Bloom Sakura, that is normal. With a 2% drop rate, you need about 35 eggs to have a 50% chance. Do not get discouraged—just keep grinding coins.
Costs and Time Investment
To get one Spirit Bloom Sakura, you need roughly:
- 1 Bloom Sakura (average 35–50 Cherry Eggs at 2% drop rate)
- 10 Spirit Orbs (hatch 10 more Cherry Eggs, or dismantle duplicates)
- 5,000 coins evolution fee
So the total is about 45–60 Cherry Eggs. At 2,000 coins each, that is 90,000–120,000 coins. Stealing from high-level bases gives about 500–1,000 coins per successful steal, so expect 90–240 steals. If each steal takes 2 minutes, that is 3–8 hours of active play. Incubation time adds another 4–6 hours per egg, but you can run multiple incubators simultaneously.
Alternatives and Trading
If you do not want to grind, you can trade for Bloom Sakura or Spirit Bloom Sakura. The in-game trading system lets you offer other pets or coins. During the event, supply is high, so prices are lower. After the event, prices rise sharply—a Spirit Bloom Sakura can be worth several high-tier legendaries. If you are a new player, it is often easier to trade for a base Bloom Sakura than to hatch one yourself.
Another alternative is to wait for the next spring event, as the same pets often return with the same recipes. However, if you want it now, the only ways are hatching, evolving, or trading.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get Bloom Sakura from a normal egg?
No. Bloom Sakura only drops from Cherry Eggs, which are only sold during the spring event. Normal eggs have a completely different loot table.
How long does the Cherry Egg take to hatch?
Typically 4–6 hours real time, but the exact time is shown under the egg in your incubator. Some events have a shorter 2-hour timer for the first few days.
Do I need to be online for the egg to hatch?
No. The timer runs on the server, so you can log out and come back later. The egg will be ready when you return.
Is Spirit Bloom Sakura worth more than Bloom Sakura?
Yes, because it is rarer. Spirit Bloom Sakura is an evolution, so fewer exist. In trading, it is typically worth 2–3 Bloom Sakuras or a high-tier legendary.
Can I speed up the incubation with Robux?
Yes, you can pay Robux to instantly hatch an egg, but it is usually not worth it. The cost is roughly 10 Robux per hour remaining. Better to just wait or hatch more eggs in parallel.
What happens if the event ends while my egg is incubating?
Your egg will still hatch, but it will give you a normal pet instead of a Sakura. To avoid this, make sure your eggs are finished before the event ends, or keep them in your inventory unhatched—they will still be Cherry Eggs and can be hatched after the event, but they will only give normal pets.
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in t | Time spent (hours) | hours | 24 | 0 | 168 in eggs | Eggs hatched | count | 10 | 1 | 1000 out rate | Eggs per hour | eggs/h | eggs / t | 2 out chance | Estimated success chance (%) | % | 100 * (1 - (0.98 ^ eggs)) | 2
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