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{{PlantInfobox | {{PlantInfobox | ||
| title = Poison ivy | | title = Poison ivy | ||
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| level = 8 | | level = 8 | ||
| plant_value = -100 coins | | plant_value = -100 coins | ||
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You can purchase poison ivy seeds from [[General Store|Costolot's General Store]]. | You can purchase poison ivy seeds from [[General Store|Costolot's General Store]]. | ||
| − | + | Poison ivy is a good name - it tells you that this plant is a bit like ivy but more importantly it's poisonous! Don't let your piñatas taste it, and keep it away from your other plants, or it will make a space for itself. Nasty, nasty nasty. | |
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=== Poison ivy uses === | === Poison ivy uses === | ||
| + | * Eating 1 poison ivy helps meet the [[Shellybean]] Trick requirements. | ||
* Eating 2 poison ivy helps meet the [[Goobaa]] Romance requirements. | * Eating 2 poison ivy helps meet the [[Goobaa]] Romance requirements. | ||
* Feeding poison ivy to a [[Barkbark]], [[Dragumfly]], [[Fudgehog]], [[Galagoogoo]], or [[Taffly]] changes its color to a green [[variant]]. | * Feeding poison ivy to a [[Barkbark]], [[Dragumfly]], [[Fudgehog]], [[Galagoogoo]], or [[Taffly]] changes its color to a green [[variant]]. | ||
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{{PlantInfobox | {{PlantInfobox | ||
| title = Poison ivy | | title = Poison ivy | ||
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| level = 4 | | level = 4 | ||
| plant_value = 10 coins | | plant_value = 10 coins | ||
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== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
<div class="pii_species_requirements"> | <div class="pii_species_requirements"> | ||
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=== Poison ivy seed uses === | === Poison ivy seed uses === | ||
* ??? | * ??? | ||
=== Poison ivy uses === | === Poison ivy uses === | ||
| − | * | + | * Feeding poison ivy to a [[Taffly]] changes its color to a green [[variant]]. |
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Latest revision as of 09:31, 28 March 2010
| Poison ivy | |
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| Level: | 8 |
| Base value: | -100 coins |
| Fertilizer: | N/A |
| Seed price: | 22 coins |
You can purchase poison ivy seeds from Costolot's General Store.
Poison ivy is a good name - it tells you that this plant is a bit like ivy but more importantly it's poisonous! Don't let your piñatas taste it, and keep it away from your other plants, or it will make a space for itself. Nasty, nasty nasty.
Surface terrain requirements
Weed needs to be planted in mud, grass, dirt, or long grass.
Note: Weeds are more likely to plant themselves and require no watering.
Uses
| Classic plants |
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Apple tree · Banana tree · Bird of paradise · Blackberry bush · Bluebell · Bullrush · Buttercup · Carrot · Chili · Corn · Daisy · Fir tree · Gem tree · Gooseberry bush · Hazel tree · Monkeynut tree · Nightshade bush · Oak tree · Orchid · Poison ivy · Poppy · Pumpkin · Snapdragon · Sunflower · Thistle · Toadstool · Tulip · Turnip · Venus piñata trap · Water lily · Watercress |
| Poison ivy | |
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| Level: | 3 |
| Base value: | -180 coins |
| Fertilizer: | N/A |
| Seed price: | 13 coins |
You can purchase poison ivy seeds from Costolot's General Store, or use your seed pouch.
Poison ivy is a good name - it tells you that this plant is a bit like ivy but more importantly it's poisonous! Don't let your piñatas taste it, and keep it away from your other plants, or it will make a space for itself. Nasty, nasty nasty.
Surface terrain requirements
Weeds can be planted on any terrain except water.
Note: Weeds are more likely to plant themselves and require no watering.
Uses
Poison ivy seed uses
- Eating 1 poison ivy seed helps meet the Shellybean Trick requirements.
Poison ivy uses
- Eating 1 poison ivy helps meet the Shellybean Trick requirements.
- Eating 2 poison ivy helps meet the Goobaa Romance requirements.
- Feeding poison ivy to a Barkbark, Dragumfly, Fudgehog, Galagoogoo, or Taffly changes its color to a green variant.
| Trouble in Paradise plants |
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Apple tree · Banana tree · Bird of paradise · Blackberry bush · Bluebell · Blueberry bush · Bullrush · Buttercup · Cactus · Carrot · Chili · Corn · Daisy · Dandelion · Fir tree · Fireweed · Garlic · Gem tree · Gooseberry bush · Hazel tree · Hemlock · Holly bush · Monkeynut tree · Nightshade bush · Oak tree · Orange tree · Orchid · Palm tree · Pea · Poison ivy · Poppy · Prickly pear · Pumpkin · Radish · Rose · Snapdragon · Snowdrop · Sunflower · Thistle · Tiger lily · Toadstool · Tulip · Turnip · Venus piñata trap · Water lily · Watercress · Yam |
| Poison ivy | |
|---|---|
| |
| Level: | 4 |
| Base value: | 10 coins |
| Fertilizer: | N/A |
| Seed price: | ??? coins |
You can purchase poison ivy seeds from Costolot's General Store.
It has a good name - it tells you that this plant is a bit like ivy but more importantly it's poisonous! Don't let your piñatas taste it, and keep it away from your other plants or it will make a space for itself.
Surface terrain requirements
Weed needs to be planted in grass, soil, or long grass.
Note: Weeds are more likely to plant themselves and require no watering.
Uses
| Pocket Paradise plants |
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|
Apple tree · Banana tree · Bird of paradise · Blackberry bush · Bluebell · Bullrush · Buttercup · Carrot · Chili · Corn · Daisy · Fir tree · Gem tree · Gooseberry bush · Hazel tree · Monkeynut tree · Nightshade bush · Oak tree · Orchid · Poison ivy · Poppy · Pumpkin · Snapdragon · Sunflower · Thistle · Toadstool · Tulip · Turnip · Venus piñata trap · Water lily · Watercress |
