Luckily, oak trees spawn on the mainland of your island. Use the ladder to climb up there if you can, but if you haven't unlocked that yet, you can find cedar saplings at Nook's Cranny, or even the recycling bin in Resident Services. Unless you've planted them yourself, cedar trees will only appear on your island's cliffs. Blue - crafting materials (unfortunately, not seasonal materials).DIYs can be found in any of the four balloon colors-red, blue, yellow, and green-but, each balloon commonly carries specific items: Using a slingshot is the easiest way, but it's totally possible to pop balloons without one. When the fall season officially starts, though, the best way to farm these DIYs is by popping balloon presents. Tom or Isabelle will skip this seasonal announcement if there is a villager at the campsite, if any buildings are finishing construction or are being upgraded, or if there are not enough cedar and oak trees on the island. If you miss this announcement, the fall season technically won't start, which means that you won't be able to grab any of these DIY recipes or find seasonal items on your island. The above post has been altered with this in mind.On the first day of the fall season, Tom Nook (or Isabelle, if the Resident Services building is unlocked) will share the DIY recipe for a Tree's Bounty Little Treethe daily broadcast. After repeated testing and user submissions (including this extensive Reddit thread and by Twitter user we have determined that the Nook’s Cranny step doesn’t increase balloon spawns in any significant way. Update (April 17): The original post detailed a strategy that involved visiting Nook’s Cranny to guarantee balloon spawns every five minutes. But hey, you’ve got nowhere to be, right? Getting all of the DIY recipes for an event using this method could still take a few hours, and the most common reward from balloons is a bag of Bells. Unfortunately, even though you’ll now see way more balloons and presents, the odds of you getting something you’re looking for (like a rare DIY recipe) are still very low. The original strategy required going to Nook’s Cranny but it appears this makes no impact on balloon spawns. Once you shoot the balloon down, you can stay at the beach and wait for the clock to hit a 4 or a 9 or you can run around town and come back. Step #4: Shoot down the balloon and repeat If you see a Bunny Day balloon, you should continue searching the skies for a normal balloon. Note: Holiday balloons (like the Bunny Day balloons) are considered separate spawns from normal balloons (the red, blue, and yellow ones). When the last minute reads five or zero, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to spot a balloon. Just keep running up and down the beach, paying extra close attention to the clock. Step #3: Run up and down the beach Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via PolygonĮven though the balloons spawn on the fourth and ninth minute, they may not be visible until the fifth or 10th minute because of the time it takes for them to reach the beach. Step #2: Check the timeīalloons spawn on every fourth or ninth minute.

You can safely assume that whatever side they come in on, it’ll be flipped after sundown, so keep that in mind. For example, after you see one in your town moving from left to right, you’ll know that balloons are spawning over the ocean on the left side of your island. The side they spawn in on changes after sundown, so check to make sure you know where the the balloons are currently spawning from. Animal Crossing: New Horizons guides Step #1: Know where your balloons are coming fromīalloons won’t always fly in from the same side of the island.

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