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Revision as of 02:09, 22 March 2009
TiP - Standard
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| Level: | 3 |
| Base value: | -60 coins |
| Fertilizer: | N/A |
| Seed price: | 13 coins |
You can purchase dandelion seeds from Costolot's General Store, use your seed pouch, or try talking with Seedos to get a dandelion seed.
The dandelion was probably named such because its yellow flower looks like a Roario's mane. Who knew that it would have something else in common with the King of the beasts?.
Surface terrain requirements
Weed can be planted anywhere except in water.
Note: Weeds are more likely to plant themselves and require no watering.
Uses
Dandelion seed uses
- Feeding a dandelion seed to a Bunnycomb will make it perform Trick 1
- Feeding a dandelion seed to a Sherbat will make it perform Trick 1
- Feeding a dandelion seed to a Mallowolf will make it perform Trick 1
Dandelion uses
- Feeding a dandelion flower to a Sparrowmint turns it into a Candary.
- Feeding a dandelion flower to a Polollybear will turn it yellow (Variant)
- Feeding a dandelion flower to a Bunnycomb will make it perform Trick 2
- Feeding a dandelion flower to a Sherbat will make it perform Trick 2
- Feeding a dandelion flower to a Mallowolf will make it perform Trick 2
Other information
- Dandelions will scare your pinatas if they come close.
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