And I quote from a Uk sight the following words, "80 species of Hocus Crocus Flower in European and Western Asia in a various range of habitats from cool mild mountain meadows to scrubland, preferring lots of sun but can adapt to some decent amount of shade as long as the soil drains really well." Here in our Earth world normal they might just be referred to as Crocuses instead of Pure Hocus Crocus. So while the Flower is really a true real flower the magic it has in Sofia The First is not. The Hocus Crocus flowers are part of the Iris family and don't leave decay behind them unlike Daffodils.
Credit to the artist for really capturing the real flower's image I don't know how someone on Twitter didn't think this was a real flower I had originally thought it might be of the lotus family but that's because all bulb plants have the bell cup shape of the petals, but I definitely knew it wasn't a fake flower. As I knew they referred to real flowers in the show like Cedric's Begonias. And dandelions and buttercups and daises are everywhere. The Mom who told her kid this flower wasn't real was absolutely not really thinking (you can see that one twitter it's part of the searchs) . It is very much a really flower in our world.
Trustworthy link will be attached that completely busts this comment apart will be attached and accessible by computer as well as available on my latest conversation board announcement this is why I don't do social media especially when it comes to shows it has tons of conflicting information told to shows and it bugs me people won't check their facts before they end up lying to people. This flower's appearance in Sofia The First and in the Enchancia realm because Enchancia while the people within form a big melting pot of many different cultures, there are strong European influences hidden within especially that of Old English representation of British greetings like the men bowing and women curtseying or someone saying, "Good Morrow" like James says in "Once Upon A Princess." that is traditional British formal, "Hello" the buildings are based of Spanish architecture from our real world of Spain which is amazing. So the only thing I can chalk the conversation up above to does not live where the Hocus Crocus can grow in our world.