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* Feeding a basic white nectar to a leaf Pikmin, and then a different nectar to that bud Pikmin, also results in 2 petals per each 2 nectar. The difference is that the basic nectar used for budding is conceptually "wildcard"ed into the type of the second nectar. | * Feeding a basic white nectar to a leaf Pikmin, and then a different nectar to that bud Pikmin, also results in 2 petals per each 2 nectar. The difference is that the basic nectar used for budding is conceptually "wildcard"ed into the type of the second nectar. | ||
* Feeding nectar to a flower Pikmin gives 1 petal per each 1 nectar. | * Feeding nectar to a flower Pikmin gives 1 petal per each 1 nectar. | ||
* Feeding nectar to a Pikmin that has naturally budded over time gives 2 petals per each 1 nectar. This is optimal for maximizing petals per nectar | * Feeding nectar to a Pikmin that has naturally budded over time gives 2 petals per each 1 nectar. This is optimal for maximizing petals per nectar, though it can only be done once per Pikmin a day. | ||
Releasing a Pikmin will provide 10 basic petals of its flower's color, or white if it was never bloomed. | Releasing a Pikmin will provide 10 basic petals of its flower's color, or white if it was never bloomed. |