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| − | '''Seeds''' are small items that can be used for growing '''Plants''' via [[Gardening]]. They each [[Weight|weigh]] one [[stone]] and can be stacked. Seeds are initially gained as [[loot]] from certain creatures, but most varieties are grown by breeding multiple generations of plants. | + | |
| + | [[File:Seed.png|frame|left|A seed.]] | ||
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| + | '''Seeds''' are small items that can be used for growing '''Plants''' via [[Gardening]]. They each [[Weight|weigh]] one [[stone]] and can be stacked. | ||
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| + | There are two factors that determine a plant: ''variety'' and ''color''. Varieties are then grouped into roughly 4 classes: classical, bonsai, peculiar and fragrant and oddities. | ||
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| + | Seeds with particular color and varieties are initially gained as [[loot]] from certain creatures, but most varieties and colors are grown by breeding multiple generations of plants. | ||
Certain older or bugged seeds that do not stack can be made stackable with use of the [[Gardener's Toolbox]]. | Certain older or bugged seeds that do not stack can be made stackable with use of the [[Gardener's Toolbox]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Classical Breedable Plants== | |
| − | ==Breedable Plants== | + | Certain creatures drop Plain, Red, Blue or Yellow seeds. In early times, seeds obtained via combat used to produce plants of one of three varieties: |
| − | Certain creatures drop Plain, Red, Blue or Yellow seeds. | + | |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Fern.png]] Ferns |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Campion_Flowers.png]] Campion Flowers |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Tribarrel_Cactus.png]] Tribarrel Cacti |
| − | Such seeds will be named according to their color (eg "Red Seed") | + | Currently tribarrel cacti seeds are replaced by random seeds, which now include all classical varieties as well as (flowery) cactus oddity and vanilla oddity. However, two thirds of seed drops are still either campion flowers or ferns. |
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| + | Such seeds will be named according to their color (eg "Red Seed"). There are several ways to obtain ''descriptive'' seeds (eg "Red Tribarrel Cactus Seed"): | ||
| + | |||
| + | * If a plant is grown and then bred with ''itself'', it will produce descriptive seeds of the same type. | ||
| + | * If a seed is dropped into a [[Seed Box|seed box]]. its variety is automatically identified. | ||
| + | * [[Poppies Dust|Poppies dust]] can be used to identify the variety of a seed as well. | ||
Breeding different combinations of these seeds together can produce more colors and plant varieties. Any plant that provides seeds can produce a total of eight over it's lifetime. | Breeding different combinations of these seeds together can produce more colors and plant varieties. Any plant that provides seeds can produce a total of eight over it's lifetime. | ||
The initial starting seeds are dropped by: | The initial starting seeds are dropped by: | ||
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* [[Bogling]]s | * [[Bogling]]s | ||
* [[Bog Thing]]s | * [[Bog Thing]]s | ||
| − | + | ===Breeding Table=== | |
| + | There are 17 types of ''classical'' breedable varieties: | ||
| − | = | + | {| class="uoguidetable open" |
| − | '' | + | | [[File:Campion_Flowers.png]] |
| + | | [[File:Poppies.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Snowdrops1.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Bulrushes.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Lillies.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Pampas_Grass.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Rushes.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Elephant_Ear_Plant.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Fern.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Ponytail_Palm.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Small_Palm.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Century_Plant.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Water_Plant.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Snake_Plant.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Prickly_Pear_Cactus.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Barrel_Cactus.png]] | ||
| + | | [[File:Tribarrel_Cactus.png]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | Campions{{Line Break}}Flowers | ||
| + | | Poppies | ||
| + | | Snowdrop | ||
| + | | Bulrushes | ||
| + | | Lillies | ||
| + | | Pampas Grass | ||
| + | | Rushes | ||
| + | | Elephant{{Line Break}}Ear Plant | ||
| + | | Fern | ||
| + | | Ponytail Palm | ||
| + | | Small Palm | ||
| + | | Century Plant | ||
| + | | Water Plant | ||
| + | | Snake Plant | ||
| + | | Prickly Pear{{Line Break}}Cactus Plant | ||
| + | | Barrel{{Line Break}}Cactus Plant | ||
| + | | Tribarrel{{Line Break}}Cactus Plant | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | This order of appearance is useful for identifying the breed of the next generation. If you breed two plants of varieties in this table, the next generation will be the variety of the middle one. | ||
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| + | * '''Example 1.''' If you cross-pollinate [[File:Campion_Flowers.png]] campion flowers and [[File:Fern.png]] fern, the middle one between these two varieties is [[File:Lillies.png]] lilly | ||
| + | * '''Example 2.''' If you cross-pollinate [[File:Elephant_Ear_Plant.png]] elephant ear plant and [[File:Water_Plant.png]] water plant, there is no exact middle one because there are even number of varieties inbetween. In this case, the next generation will be either [[File:Ponytail_Palm.png]] ponytail palm or [[File:Small_Palm.png]] small palm, equally likely. | ||
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| + | Often this table is presented in L-shaped manner: | ||
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| + | [[File:cross.jpg]] | ||
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==Resource Growing Plants== | ==Resource Growing Plants== | ||
Some plants produce resources which can be harvested via the [[Gardening#Growing Plant Seeds/Resources|Plant Resource GUMP]]. Up to eight units can be harvested from any given plant. | Some plants produce resources which can be harvested via the [[Gardening#Growing Plant Seeds/Resources|Plant Resource GUMP]]. Up to eight units can be harvested from any given plant. | ||
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[[Green Thorn]]s, which produce various random effects, are produced by '''Bright Green''' plants of these types: | [[Green Thorn]]s, which produce various random effects, are produced by '''Bright Green''' plants of these types: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Snake_Plant.png]] Snake Plants |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Barrel_Cactus.png]] Barrel Cacti |
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[[Red Leaves]], which lock the contents of books, are produced by '''Bright Red''' plants of these types: | [[Red Leaves]], which lock the contents of books, are produced by '''Bright Red''' plants of these types: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Ponytail_Palm.png]] Ponytail Palms |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Elephant_Ear_Plant.png]] Elephant Ear Plants |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Century_Plant.png]] Century Plants |
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[[Orange Petal]]s, which provide high levels of poison resistance, are produced by '''Bright Orange''' plants of these types: | [[Orange Petal]]s, which provide high levels of poison resistance, are produced by '''Bright Orange''' plants of these types: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Pampas_Grass.png]] Pampas Grasses |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Poppies.png]] Poppies |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Bulrushes.png]] Bulrushes |
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[[Cocoa Pulp]], which is used as a [[Cooking]] ingredient, is produced by [[#Cocoa Trees (Fragrant Seeds)|Cocoa Tree]]s. | [[Cocoa Pulp]], which is used as a [[Cooking]] ingredient, is produced by [[#Cocoa Trees (Fragrant Seeds)|Cocoa Tree]]s. | ||
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[[Poppies Dust]], which is used to ID unnamed seeds, is produced by the "peculiar" style of poppies. | [[Poppies Dust]], which is used to ID unnamed seeds, is produced by the "peculiar" style of poppies. | ||
| − | Flax Flowers produce bales of cotton and the cypress trees produce bark fragments. | + | Flax Flowers produce bales of cotton and the cypress trees produce [[Bark_Fragment|bark fragments]]. |
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==Mutant Plants== | ==Mutant Plants== | ||
| − | Mutants are grown from specially | + | Mutants are grown from specially colored seeds, but cannot be bred and do not produce more. There are 2 ways of obtaining mutant seeds. |
| − | + | '''1st Way.''' They are typically obtained by completing the [[Naturalist Quest]]. | |
| − | + | * If you investigate 4 egg nests, they come in aqua, pink and magenta. If you also complete investigation of the secret egg nests, they come in black, white and fire red. | |
| + | * Aqua, pink, magenta and fire seeds always come in [[#Classical Breedable Plants|classical breedable]] variety, (flowery) cactus oddity and vanilla oddity. | ||
| + | * Black and white seeds always come in [[#Peculiar Plants|peculiar]] varieties. | ||
| − | + | '''2nd Way.''' Any plant that can produce seeds (aside from the [[Cocoa Tree]]) also has a chance of producing black or white mutants instead of the color they normally would. Such seeds are very rare. | |
==Bonsai Plants== | ==Bonsai Plants== | ||
With the advent of [[Ultima Online: Samurai Empire]], certain creatures in the [[Tokuno Islands]] have a chance of dropping special Bonsai seeds. The seed name corresponds to the names listed below. | With the advent of [[Ultima Online: Samurai Empire]], certain creatures in the [[Tokuno Islands]] have a chance of dropping special Bonsai seeds. The seed name corresponds to the names listed below. | ||
For example, an uncommon bonsai comes from an uncommon seed. There are eight varieties: | For example, an uncommon bonsai comes from an uncommon seed. There are eight varieties: | ||
| − | + | * [[File:Common_Bonsai_Tree.png]] Common Bonsai Tree (also available in green) | |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Uncommon_Bonsai_Tree.png]] Uncommon Bonsai Tree (also available in green) |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Rare_Bonsai_Tree.png]] Rare Bonsai Tree (also available in green) |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Exotic_Bonsai_Tree.png]] Exotic Bonsai Tree |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[File:Exceptional_Bonsai_Tree.png]] Exceptional Bonsai Tree |
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All forms are dropped by: | All forms are dropped by: | ||
| − | + | {| | |
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* [[Bake Kitsune]] | * [[Bake Kitsune]] | ||
* [[Deathwatch Beetle]] | * [[Deathwatch Beetle]] | ||
* [[Fan Dancer]] | * [[Fan Dancer]] | ||
* [[Hiryu]] | * [[Hiryu]] | ||
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* [[Kappa]] | * [[Kappa]] | ||
* [[Lesser Hiryu]] | * [[Lesser Hiryu]] | ||
* [[Oni]] | * [[Oni]] | ||
* [[Rune Beetle]] | * [[Rune Beetle]] | ||
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* [[Yamandon]] | * [[Yamandon]] | ||
* [[Yomotsu Elder]] | * [[Yomotsu Elder]] | ||
* [[Yomotsu Priest]] | * [[Yomotsu Priest]] | ||
* [[Yomotsu Warrior]] | * [[Yomotsu Warrior]] | ||
| − | + | |} | |
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==Peculiar Plants== | ==Peculiar Plants== | ||
| − | Peculiar seeds began appearing with [[Publish 55]] and can grow | + | Peculiar seeds began appearing with [[Publish 55]] and can grow 17 new plant varieties (one of which comes in two facings, for a total of 18). These plants cannot be cross-pollinated and with the exception of Vanilla (began appearing with [[Publish 76]], it can produce seeds and can also produce [[Vanilla]] as a resource), do not produce new seeds nor resources. Instead, they are only dropped by certain monsters. |
It was initially decided that no coloured Peculiar plants would be available, but due to a bug which caused the [[Naturalist Quest]] to produce nothing ''but'' coloured Peculiar Cactus plants, [[Publish 56]] will make both [[#Breedable Plants|standard]] and peculiar plants available from the same quest. | It was initially decided that no coloured Peculiar plants would be available, but due to a bug which caused the [[Naturalist Quest]] to produce nothing ''but'' coloured Peculiar Cactus plants, [[Publish 56]] will make both [[#Breedable Plants|standard]] and peculiar plants available from the same quest. | ||
| − | The seeds are divided into | + | The seeds are divided into five groups based on the monsters that drop their seeds. For example, if you want to get a twisted Cypress Tree you must kill monsters from the second group. As the seeds are unlabeled either have to wait until the seed reaches the 7th stage of growth or use the resource poppies dust to identify the seed type. Assuming you harvested from the correct monster, you have a 20% change of receiving the seed in Group 1 you are after and a 25% chance for the seeds in all Groups 2 to 4. |
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| − | + | ! | |
| − | + | ! Monsters | |
| − | {| | + | ! Plants |
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| − | ! | + | ! Group 1 |
| − | + | | [[Dryad]]{{Line Break}}[[Titan]]{{Line Break}}[[Tsuki Wolf]] | |
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| − | + | {| class="uoguidetable open" style="border:none;" | |
| − | + | | [[File:Spider_Tree.png]]{{Line Break}}Spider Tree | |
| − | |[[Dryad]] | + | | [[File:Flax1.png]]{{Line Break}}Flax Flowers |
| − | | | + | | [[File:Foxglove_Flowers.png]]{{Line Break}}Foxglove Flowers |
| − | [[ | + | | [[File:Hops_Plant_(East).png]]{{Line Break}}Hops Plant (East) |
| − | [[ | + | | [[File:Orfluer_Flowers.png]]{{Line Break}}Orfluer Flowers |
| − | [[ | + | |} |
| − | |- | + | |- |
| − | ! | + | ! Group 2 |
| − | |[[Ant Lion]] | + | | [[Ant Lion]]{{Line Break}}[[Mummy]]{{Line Break}}[[Serpentine Dragon]] |
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| − | [[ | + | {| class="uoguidetable open" style="border:none;" |
| − | [[ | + | | [[File:Cypress_Tree_(Twisted).png]]{{Line Break}}Cypress Tree (Twisted) |
| − | |- | + | | [[File:Hedge.png]]{{Line Break}}Hedge (Short) |
| − | ! | + | | [[File:Juniper_Bush.png]]{{Line Break}}Juniper Bush.png |
| − | |[[Hiryu]] | + | | [[File:Snowdrops.png]]{{Line Break}}Snowdrops |
| − | | | + | |} |
| − | [[ | + | |- |
| − | [[ | + | ! Group 3 |
| − | [[ | + | | [[Hiryu]]{{Line Break}}[[Terathan Warrior]]{{Line Break}}[[Wisp]] |
| − | [[ | + | | |
| − | |- | + | {| class="uoguidetable open" style="border:none;" |
| − | ! | + | | [[File:Cactus.png]]{{Line Break}}Cactus |
| − | |[[Juka Mage]] | + | | [[File:Cattails.png]]{{Line Break}}Cattails |
| − | | | + | | [[File:Poppies_(Peculiar).png]]{{Line Break}}Poppies |
| − | [[ | + | | [[File:Water_Lilly.png]]{{Line Break}}Water Lilly |
| − | [[ | + | |} |
| + | |- | ||
| + | ! Group 4 | ||
| + | | [[Juka Mage]]{{Line Break}}[[Kappa]]{{Line Break}}[[Plague Beast]] | ||
| + | | | ||
| + | {| class="uoguidetable open" style="border:none;" | ||
| + | | [[File:Cypress_Tree_(Straight).png]]{{Line Break}}Cypress Tree (Straight) | ||
| + | | [[File:Hedge_Plant.png]]{{Line Break}}Hedge (Tall) | ||
| + | | [[File:Hops_Plant_(South).png]]{{Line Break}}Hops Plant (South) | ||
| + | | [[File:Sugar_Canes.png]]{{Line Break}}Sugar Canes | ||
| + | |} | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | ! Group 5 | ||
| + | | [[Exodus Minion]]{{Line Break}}[[Exodus Overseer]] | ||
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| + | {| class="uoguidetable open" style="border:none;" | ||
| + | | [[File:Vanilla_plant.png]]{{Line Break}}Vanilla | ||
| + | |} | ||
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==Cocoa Trees (Fragrant Seeds)== | ==Cocoa Trees (Fragrant Seeds)== | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[File:Cocoa tree.gif|frame|right]] |
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Fragrants seeds began appearing with [[Publish 55]] and are used to grow the [[Cocoa Tree]], which in turn can not be cross-pollinated. | Fragrants seeds began appearing with [[Publish 55]] and are used to grow the [[Cocoa Tree]], which in turn can not be cross-pollinated. | ||
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The Chocolatiering branch of the [[Cooking]] skill was introduced with [[Publish 50]] on [[Valentines 2008|St. Valentine's Day 2008]] but cocoa pulp and cocoa trees did not appear until [[Publish 55]], nearly 6 months later. | The Chocolatiering branch of the [[Cooking]] skill was introduced with [[Publish 50]] on [[Valentines 2008|St. Valentine's Day 2008]] but cocoa pulp and cocoa trees did not appear until [[Publish 55]], nearly 6 months later. | ||
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==Ungrowable Plants== | ==Ungrowable Plants== | ||
Some plants are available as decorative items outside of the [[Gardening]] system. | Some plants are available as decorative items outside of the [[Gardening]] system. | ||
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Available during the [[Spring Cleaning 2008]] event: | Available during the [[Spring Cleaning 2008]] event: | ||
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* [[Potted Plants]] | * [[Potted Plants]] | ||
| − | + | ==Rare Plants== | |
| + | Plants have undergone name changes and as such original plants could be considered rare. Original plants have the name [[Decorative Plant]] and do not list the color or type of plant. The second generation of naming included the plant color. The current and last naming system now includes color and type. | ||
| + | * [[File:Decoplant.png]] First generation. Generic name only. | ||
| + | * [[File:Decoplant2.png]] Second generation. Color is included. | ||
| + | * [[File:Decoplant3.png]] Third generation. Color and type included. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Gardening]] | * [[Gardening]] | ||
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* [[Tainted Seed]] | * [[Tainted Seed]] | ||
| − | + | {{Categorize|Gardening}} | |
Latest revision as of 03:52, 15 July 2022
Seeds are small items that can be used for growing Plants via Gardening. They each weigh one stone and can be stacked.
There are two factors that determine a plant: variety and color. Varieties are then grouped into roughly 4 classes: classical, bonsai, peculiar and fragrant and oddities.
Seeds with particular color and varieties are initially gained as loot from certain creatures, but most varieties and colors are grown by breeding multiple generations of plants.
Certain older or bugged seeds that do not stack can be made stackable with use of the Gardener's Toolbox.
Classical Breedable Plants
Certain creatures drop Plain, Red, Blue or Yellow seeds. In early times, seeds obtained via combat used to produce plants of one of three varieties:
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Ferns -
Campion Flowers -
Tribarrel Cacti
Currently tribarrel cacti seeds are replaced by random seeds, which now include all classical varieties as well as (flowery) cactus oddity and vanilla oddity. However, two thirds of seed drops are still either campion flowers or ferns.
Such seeds will be named according to their color (eg "Red Seed"). There are several ways to obtain descriptive seeds (eg "Red Tribarrel Cactus Seed"):
- If a plant is grown and then bred with itself, it will produce descriptive seeds of the same type.
- If a seed is dropped into a seed box. its variety is automatically identified.
- Poppies dust can be used to identify the variety of a seed as well.
Breeding different combinations of these seeds together can produce more colors and plant varieties. Any plant that provides seeds can produce a total of eight over it's lifetime.
The initial starting seeds are dropped by:
Breeding Table
There are 17 types of classical breedable varieties:
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Poppies | Snowdrop | Bulrushes | Lillies | Pampas Grass | Rushes | Elephant Ear Plant |
Fern | Ponytail Palm | Small Palm | Century Plant | Water Plant | Snake Plant | Prickly Pear Cactus Plant |
Barrel Cactus Plant |
Tribarrel Cactus Plant |
This order of appearance is useful for identifying the breed of the next generation. If you breed two plants of varieties in this table, the next generation will be the variety of the middle one.
- Example 1. If you cross-pollinate campion flowers and fern, the middle one between these two varieties is
lilly - Example 2. If you cross-pollinate
elephant ear plant and 
water plant, there is no exact middle one because there are even number of varieties inbetween. In this case, the next generation will be either 
ponytail palm or 
small palm, equally likely.
Often this table is presented in L-shaped manner:
Resource Growing Plants
Some plants produce resources which can be harvested via the Plant Resource GUMP. Up to eight units can be harvested from any given plant.
Green Thorns, which produce various random effects, are produced by Bright Green plants of these types:
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Snake Plants -
Barrel Cacti
Red Leaves, which lock the contents of books, are produced by Bright Red plants of these types:
- Ponytail Palms
- Elephant Ear Plants
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Century Plants
Orange Petals, which provide high levels of poison resistance, are produced by Bright Orange plants of these types:
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Pampas Grasses -
Poppies -
Bulrushes
Cocoa Pulp, which is used as a Cooking ingredient, is produced by Cocoa Trees.
Poppies Dust, which is used to ID unnamed seeds, is produced by the "peculiar" style of poppies.
Flax Flowers produce bales of cotton and the cypress trees produce bark fragments.
Mutant Plants
Mutants are grown from specially colored seeds, but cannot be bred and do not produce more. There are 2 ways of obtaining mutant seeds.
1st Way. They are typically obtained by completing the Naturalist Quest.
- If you investigate 4 egg nests, they come in aqua, pink and magenta. If you also complete investigation of the secret egg nests, they come in black, white and fire red.
- Aqua, pink, magenta and fire seeds always come in classical breedable variety, (flowery) cactus oddity and vanilla oddity.
- Black and white seeds always come in peculiar varieties.
2nd Way. Any plant that can produce seeds (aside from the Cocoa Tree) also has a chance of producing black or white mutants instead of the color they normally would. Such seeds are very rare.
Bonsai Plants
With the advent of Ultima Online: Samurai Empire, certain creatures in the Tokuno Islands have a chance of dropping special Bonsai seeds. The seed name corresponds to the names listed below. For example, an uncommon bonsai comes from an uncommon seed. There are eight varieties:
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Common Bonsai Tree (also available in green) -
Uncommon Bonsai Tree (also available in green) -
Rare Bonsai Tree (also available in green) -
Exotic Bonsai Tree -
Exceptional Bonsai Tree
All forms are dropped by:
Peculiar Plants
Peculiar seeds began appearing with Publish 55 and can grow 17 new plant varieties (one of which comes in two facings, for a total of 18). These plants cannot be cross-pollinated and with the exception of Vanilla (began appearing with Publish 76, it can produce seeds and can also produce Vanilla as a resource), do not produce new seeds nor resources. Instead, they are only dropped by certain monsters.
It was initially decided that no coloured Peculiar plants would be available, but due to a bug which caused the Naturalist Quest to produce nothing but coloured Peculiar Cactus plants, Publish 56 will make both standard and peculiar plants available from the same quest.
The seeds are divided into five groups based on the monsters that drop their seeds. For example, if you want to get a twisted Cypress Tree you must kill monsters from the second group. As the seeds are unlabeled either have to wait until the seed reaches the 7th stage of growth or use the resource poppies dust to identify the seed type. Assuming you harvested from the correct monster, you have a 20% change of receiving the seed in Group 1 you are after and a 25% chance for the seeds in all Groups 2 to 4.
| Monsters | Plants | ||||||
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| Group 1 | Dryad Titan Tsuki Wolf |
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| Group 2 | Ant Lion Mummy Serpentine Dragon |
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| Group 3 | Hiryu Terathan Warrior Wisp |
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| Group 4 | Juka Mage Kappa Plague Beast |
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| Group 5 | Exodus Minion Exodus Overseer |
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Cocoa Trees (Fragrant Seeds)
Fragrants seeds began appearing with Publish 55 and are used to grow the Cocoa Tree, which in turn can not be cross-pollinated.
Whenever a creature would drop a Peculiar seed, there is a chance a Fragrant seed will be dropped instead. They are hence collected from the same creatures but at a lower drop rate. Unlike peculiar plants, they do grow further Cocoa Tree Seeds.
In addition they produce Cocoa Pulp, a consumable resource used by cooks as a key ingredient to create chocolate confection preparations, namely Cocoa Butter and Cocoa Liquor.
The Chocolatiering branch of the Cooking skill was introduced with Publish 50 on St. Valentine's Day 2008 but cocoa pulp and cocoa trees did not appear until Publish 55, nearly 6 months later.
Ungrowable Plants
Some plants are available as decorative items outside of the Gardening system.
Available during the Spring Cleaning 2008 event:
Available via Heritage Tokens:
- Apple Tree
- Apple Trunk
- Cherry Blossom Tree
- Cherry Blossom Trunk
- Peach Tree
- Peach Trunk
- Rose of Trinsic
Available in 11th Year Collection:
Plants given during Holidays:
Rare Plants
Plants have undergone name changes and as such original plants could be considered rare. Original plants have the name Decorative Plant and do not list the color or type of plant. The second generation of naming included the plant color. The current and last naming system now includes color and type.
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First generation. Generic name only. -
Second generation. Color is included. -
Third generation. Color and type included.
