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[[ | [[File:Pikmin flower.jpg|thumb|200px|Several white Bacopa Cabana.]] | ||
'''Bacopa Cabana''', | The '''Bacopa Cabana''',{{cite web|http://cube.ign.com/articles/100/100417p1.html|Meet the Pikmin Flower|IGN}} commonly known as the '''Pikmin Flower''', is a type of real-world flower cultivated to resemble the flowers that [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] grow on their heads. Bacopa Cabana comes in four colors: white, similar to the flowers of {{p1}}; rose, similar to the flowers of {{p2}}; blue, similar to the flowers of {{p3}}; and pink. {{cite web|https://www.syngentaflowers.com/product/flower/70060751|Cabana® Jumbo White|Syngenta Flowers}} | ||
[[ | ==History== | ||
Bacopa Cabana is a cultivated species of ''{{w|Chaenostoma cordatum}}'' used to market {{p1}}'s release in North America.{{cite web|http://www.gamespot.com/articles/pikmin-becomes-a-flower/1100-2831784/|Pikmin becomes a flower|GameSpot}} Nintendo announced the creation of the cultivar through an agreement with S&G Flowers USA, now known as {{w|Syngenta|Syngenta Flowers}}, in late 2001. The flower became commercially available in April the following year, five months after the release of the game. The full press release can be found [[:File:Pikminpressrelease.png|here]]. The flower is not patented in the United States Patent System, and can thus be grown freely.{{cite web|https://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1924/#b|Sutera Species, Bacopa|Dave's Garden|retrieved={{date|30|March|2021}}}} It is possible that the flowers of ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'' were based on colorations of Bacopa Cabana, however {{pb}} and {{p4}} introduce Pikmin flowers with colors that do not correspond to any Bacopa Cabana. | |||
==''Chaenostoma cordatum''== | |||
{{Stub|section=y}} | |||
The ''Chaenostoma cordatum'' are a perennial and evergreen plant. The record for the lowest temperature a ''Chaenostoma cordatum'' has endured is 30 degrees Fahrenheit (-1.1 degrees Celsius). | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Bacopa white (real world).jpg|White Bacopa Cabana. | |||
Bacopa-Pink.jpg|Rose Bacopa Cabana, resembling the flowers of ''Pikmin 2''. | |||
Real Bacopa Cabana Purple.jpg|Blue Bacopa Cabana, resembling the flowers of ''Pikmin 3''. | |||
PW-Sutera-pikminflower-12-J.jpg|A flower bed of Bacopa Cabana. | |||
Pikminpressrelease.png|Official Pikmin Flower press release. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Trivia== | |||
* The name "Bacopa Cabana" is likely a reference to {{w|Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro}}. | |||
==See also== | |||
* [[Maturity]] | |||
==References== | |||
{{refs}} | |||
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[[Category:Real world]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:23, April 14, 2024
The Bacopa Cabana,[1] commonly known as the Pikmin Flower, is a type of real-world flower cultivated to resemble the flowers that Pikmin grow on their heads. Bacopa Cabana comes in four colors: white, similar to the flowers of Pikmin; rose, similar to the flowers of Pikmin 2; blue, similar to the flowers of Pikmin 3; and pink. [2]
History[edit]
Bacopa Cabana is a cultivated species of Chaenostoma cordatum used to market Pikmin's release in North America.[3] Nintendo announced the creation of the cultivar through an agreement with S&G Flowers USA, now known as Syngenta Flowers, in late 2001. The flower became commercially available in April the following year, five months after the release of the game. The full press release can be found here. The flower is not patented in the United States Patent System, and can thus be grown freely.[4] It is possible that the flowers of Pikmin 2 and Pikmin 3 were based on colorations of Bacopa Cabana, however Pikmin Bloom and Pikmin 4 introduce Pikmin flowers with colors that do not correspond to any Bacopa Cabana.
Chaenostoma cordatum[edit]
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The Chaenostoma cordatum are a perennial and evergreen plant. The record for the lowest temperature a Chaenostoma cordatum has endured is 30 degrees Fahrenheit (-1.1 degrees Celsius).
Gallery[edit]
White Bacopa Cabana.
Rose Bacopa Cabana, resembling the flowers of Pikmin 2.
Blue Bacopa Cabana, resembling the flowers of Pikmin 3.
A flower bed of Bacopa Cabana.
Official Pikmin Flower press release.
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Trivia[edit]
- The name "Bacopa Cabana" is likely a reference to Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Meet the Pikmin Flower on IGN
- ^ Cabana® Jumbo White on Syngenta Flowers
- ^ Pikmin becomes a flower on GameSpot
- ^ Sutera Species, Bacopa on Dave's Garden, retrieved on March 30th, 2021
