What time does the Great Bloom start?
Every 30 minutes on server time, and it stays open for only 3 minutes. The live countdown above is set to that cycle.
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Almost every Steal An Egg time question comes down to a clock — a 3-minute Bloom window, a Saturday developer event, hatch timers that run while you are offline, and a Speed grind measured in hours. This site tracks all of it live, and shows you where every number came from.

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Sources agree the event repeats every 30 minutes on server time and lasts about 3 minutes. We have not yet confirmed in-game that the cycle aligns to :00 and :30 on the wall clock. Treat the countdown as an estimate and use the in-game timer on the Sakura Incubator as the authority — the re-sync control on our timer exists precisely for this.
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Reported as 8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET / 3:00 PM BST on Saturdays. Because it is developer-run rather than scripted, the exact start slips week to week. Join 15–20 minutes early: servers cap at 7 players.
One phrase, a dozen different questions behind it. Here is a short answer to each, with a link to the tool or page that does the actual work.
Every 30 minutes on server time, and it stays open for only 3 minutes. The live countdown above is set to that cycle.
Live countdown →Saturdays at 8:00 AM Pacific — 11:00 AM Eastern, 3:00 PM in the UK. It runs 30 to 60 minutes and leads straight into the weekly update.
Countdown & timezones →From about 30 seconds for a common Forest egg up to several hours for Secret and Eternal pulls. Timers keep running while you are offline, so you can close the game.
Track your eggs →Cosmic needs 700M Speed and Cherry Blossom needs 2.5B. The real answer depends entirely on your treadmill rate — the planner works it out from your own numbers.
Work out your time →Weekly, on Saturdays, immediately after the Admin Abuse event. The Cherry Blossom biome arrived in the 22 August 2026 update.
Update log →About 15.95 minutes, across 493 million recorded visits. Short sessions are why knowing the event windows matters so much.
Beginner guide →
01Forest
None
Guardian: Chicken
02Lake
900Speed
Guardian: Swan
03Desert
10KSpeed
Guardian: Scorpion
04Jungle
40KSpeed
Guardian: Tiger
05Snow
170KSpeed
Guardian: Yeti
06Volcano
700KSpeed
Guardian: Hellhound
07Abyss Ocean
2.5MSpeed
Guardian: Moby
08Prehistoric
17MSpeed
Guardian: T-Rex
09Cosmic
700MSpeed
Guardian: Dragon
10Cherry Blossom
2.5BSpeed
Crane unlock
These are entry floors, not safe speeds. Guardians chase you, and carrying a large egg slows you down — aim for roughly 2–3× before attempting a run.Work out how long that takes →
Five tools, each one built around a clock the game actually runs on. They are the reason this site exists — the data tables below are the evidence behind them.
Live countdown to the next 3-minute Sakura window, with manual re-sync.
Countdown to Saturday, converted to your timezone, plus a prep checklist.
Enter your Speed and treadmill rate, get the time to every biome gate.
Track several eggs at once. Survives a refresh, notifies on completion.
Base income × mutation × size, totalled across your whole pen.
Kitsune
divine
Unicorn
divine
Oni Tiger
eternal
Eternal Lunar Dragon
eternal
Mosasaurus
eternal
Stag
secret
Income scales further with size and mutations — Spirit Bloom alone multiplies it by 3×.Run the numbers →
The countdowns, Speed gates and income numbers above are not ours — they are compiled from these, and each carries the confidence level we could actually justify.
We link sources so you can check us, not to borrow their authority. If one of them is wrong, or you can verify something we have marked single-source, tell us — corrections are republished with the observation credited.
Most Steal An Egg wikis copy figures from each other without saying where anything came from, so a single wrong number spreads and never gets corrected. Every value here — event cycles, hatch windows, grind estimates, income tables — is treated the same way: Every value on it carries its source and the date we last checked it, and anything we could only find in one place is labelled unconfirmed rather than presented as fact. Where we genuinely do not know something — exact per-egg hatch durations, for instance — we say so instead of inventing a number.
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