Pokémon Pokopia Cotton Spores: How to get them and Hoppip's shop explained

With the new More Spores for Hoppip event in Pokémon Pokopia, you're going to want to get your hands on plenty of Cotton Spores.

These items are central to the event, helping you buy new items that you can use to build new Habitats for Pokémon like Jumpluff.

So, if you're wondering how to get Cotton Spores and what they're used for, here's what you need to know!

How to get Cotton Spores in Pokémon Pokopia

The only way to get Cotton Spores in Pokopia is by finding them on Dream Islands.

Dream Islands are accessed by showing a Doll to Drifloon, and while they can only be visited once a day, they are full of materials and resources for you to collect.

Once on a Dream Island, look for floating Cotton Spore Clusters. They look like little white flowers hanging in the air. Simply walk up to them and press Y to pick them up.

If you scour the entire island, you'll typically find around 50 or so Cotton Spores, though it is possible to get lucky and find more than 70!

All Hoppip's shop items in Pokémon Pokopia

Cotton Spores can be used to buy items from Hoppip's shop in the Withered Wasteland Pokémon Center.

The most important thing these items do is let you build the Habitats to attract Hoppip, Skiploom and Jumpluff to your island, but they also make for great decoration!

Here is a list of all the items in Hoppip's shop, how much they cost, and if they can be used for anything:

• Dandy Flower Clusters (5x Cotton Spores) – Used for Yellow Carpet Habitat and Dandelion Lunchtime Habitat
• Lunch Box (5x Cotton Spores) – Used for Field-trip Friends Habitat and Dandelion Lunchtime Habitat
• Hoppip Water Bottle (5x Cotton Spores) – Used for Field-trip Friends Habitat
• Flower Backpack (5x Cotton Spores) – Used for Field-trip Friends Habitat
• Juice Trio (5x Cotton Spores)
• Flower Garland (5x Cotton Spores)
• Flower Cushion (10x Cotton Spores) – Used for Dandelion Lunchtime Habitat
• Flowery Table Setting (10x Cotton Spores) – Used for Dandelion Lunchtime Habitat
• Flower Table (10x Cotton Spores)
• Picnic Blanket (15x Cotton Spores)

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