Supertato Flower Languages
Supertato: Gladioluses, which symbolize strength, moral integrity, and remembrance
Carrot: Irises, which symbolize wisdom, hope, trust, and valor
Broccoli: Tulips, which symbolize perfect, deep love, rebirth, charity, joy and optimism
Aunt Broccoflower: The music note plant, which represents the beauty of a well-lived life, peace, the “music” of nature, and a lighthearted, cheerful spirit
Uncle Cauliflower: Asters, which represent love, wisdom, faith, and patience
Caulilini: Lavender, which represents serenity, grace, calmness, and devotion
Great Aunt Gypsy: Camellias, which symbolize style, elegance, and grace
Brocco-Mum and Mumma Broccoli: Carnations, which represent love, fascination, distinction and motherly love
Kale: Jasmine, which symbolizes love, sensuality, beauty, and grace
Chilli: Tiger lilies, which represent confidence, fierce beauty, prosperity, and pride
Tomato: Peonies, which represent romance, prosperity, good fortune, and a happy marriage
Grape Kids: Pansies, which represent loving thoughts, remembrance, and contemplation
Evil Pea: Snapdragons, which represent grace, strength, deception, mystery and magic
Sweet Pea: Sweet pea flowers, which represent blissful pleasure, thankfulness, departures and sweetness
Butterfly Pea: Butterfly pea flowers, which represent purity, grace, divinity, metamorphosis, new beginnings, and spiritual intuition
Sugar Snap Pea: Lilac, which represents springtime renewal, youthful innocence, and the spark of first love
Snow Pea and Winter Pea: Snowdrops, which symbolize hope, rebirth, and the promise of new beginnings
Beach Pea and Sea Pea: Beach/Sea pea flowers, which symbolize fond memories, gratefulness, lasting friendship, strength, resilience, and endurance
Mommy and Daddy Pea: Orchids, which symbolize luxury, refinement, rare beauty, and thoughtful love
Mini Peas and Tiny: Forget-me-nots, which symbolize true love, faithful connection, and remembrance
Corn Cobs 1 and 2/Corn and Cob: Larkspurs, which represent strong bonds of love, lightness, an open heart, a sweet disposition and a desire for laughter
Turnip: Water hyacinths, which represent the delicate duality of beauty and power, natural abundance, adaptability, spiritual purity, grace, and resilience
Pumpkin: Pumpkin blossoms, which represent bounty, prosperity, fertility, growth, abundance and the appreciation of nature’s seasonal gifts
Captain Pak Choi: Crimson pirate daylilies, which symbolize fleeting passion, flirtation, and seizing the moment
Kiwi and Kiwiberry: Bird of Paradise flowers, which represent joy, freedom, magnificence, paradise on earth, optimism, faithfulness, and successful new beginnings
Prickly Pear: Prickly pear cactus flowers, which symbolize endurance, protection, unyielding strength, the beautiful, hidden potential that can emerge from harsh or challenging circumstances, warmth, warmth-in-adversity, and resilience
Banana: Sunflowers, which symbolize adoration, loyalty, and unyielding faith
Monstertato: Calla lilies, which symbolize magnificent beauty, purity, rebirth, and graceful transitions
Robotato: Cornflowers, which represent hope in love, delicacy, devotion, fidelity and the anticipation of romance
Jalapeño: Fire lilies, which symbolize passion, glory, bold ambition, resilience, transformation, and the intense energy of achievement
Sprouty Claus, Cranberry and her Parents: Poinsettias, which symbolize good cheer, success, celebration, joy, community spirit, miracles, holiday warmth and positivity
Runner Bean: Daffodils, which symbolize new beginnings, rebirth, resilience, joy, unrequited love, and the promise of spring
Baby Watermelon and Daddy Watermelon: Baby’s breath, which symbolizes everlasting love, pure affection, innocence, the purity of new emotions, the innocence of newborns, and spiritual devotion
Raisin: Primroses, which symbolize youth, new beginnings, young love, femininity, grace, and renewal
Seakale, Crambe and their Parents: Sea kale flowers, which represent resilience, purity, endurance, overcoming adversity, inner strength, and untouched natural beauty
Melody: Stargazer lilies, which symbolize ambition, prosperity, wealth and the pursuit of dreams
Ken: Marigolds, which represent sunshine, warmth and optimism
Supertato, Melody and Ken’s Parents: Red roses, which symbolize passionate love, romance, and deep devotion
Ginger: Lotus flowers, which symbolize purity, rebirth, spiritual awakening, resilience, eloquence and truth
Lemon: Lemon blossoms, which symbolize fidelity in love, discretion, promise, longevity, and the sweet beginnings that help us navigate life’s sour challenges
Lime: Lime blossoms, which symbolize healing, protection, conjugal love, fidelity, grace, and dreams
Dr. Orange and Clementine: Orange blossoms, which symbolize purity, innocence, eternal love, fertility, prosperity, and new beginnings
Dr. Paula Red: Apple blossoms, which represent preference, good fortune, peace, hopeful romance, rebirth, fertility, and the promise of future happiness
Peach: Peach blossoms, which symbolize romance, prosperity, and the renewal of spring
Plum: Plum blossoms, which symbolize perseverance, resilience, hope, the courage to overcome adversity and the promise of impending spring
Cherry: Cherry blossoms, which symbolize renewal, the fleeting nature of life, and the beauty of the present moment
Strawberry: Strawberry blossoms, which symbolize perfect goodness, purity, innocence, the sweetness of life, new beginnings, and faithful love
Pineberry: Daisies, which symbolize innocence, purity, new beginnings, and cheerfulness
Blueberry: Magnolias, which symbolize dignity, nobility, perseverance, and a deep love of nature
‘Ākala: Hibiscus flowers, which symbolize delicate beauty, feminine power, seizing the present moment, hospitality, romance, and Hawaii’s famous Aloha spirit
Lettuce: Water lilies, which symbolize purity, rebirth, enlightenment, peace, grace, emotional depth, tranquility, elegance, and centered wisdom, etc.
















