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P2 Growshroom Artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Growshroom.
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P2 Growshroom Location.png|The Growshroom in the [[Cavern of Chaos]].
P2 Growshroom Collected.jpg|The Growshroom being analyzed.
P2 Growshroom Collected.jpg|The Growshroom being analyzed by the [[Hocotate ship]].
Brown beech mushrooms.jpg|Real world brown beech mushrooms.
Brown beech mushrooms.jpg|Real world brown beech mushrooms.
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Revision as of 17:17, October 4, 2023

Growshroom Treasure Hoard icon.
Screenshot of the Growshroom in Pikmin 2's Treasure Hoard.
Number 15
Series Nature's Candy Series
Value Poko × 50
Weight 5
Maximum carriers 10 Pikmin
Location Cavern of Chaos
Challenge Mode levels None

The Growshroom (ソダチノタケ?, lit.: "Mushroom of Growth") is a treasure found in Pikmin 2. It is a large mushroom found in the Cavern of Chaos. The treasure can be found in sublevel 6 and is partially buried in the ground. The name is a reference to the Super Mushrooms of the Mario series, which is supported by the entry in Olimar's journal and the sales pitch for the treasure, each stating that the treasure is able to increase one's size.

Notes

Olimar's journal

According to the ship's analysis, you'll grow into a giant if you eat one of these. I'd like to field-test one of these babies. I wonder what would happen if I fed one to a purple Pikmin...

Sales pitch

Eat one of these and grow to twice your normal size! Perfect for skinny beings unable to pack on any girth.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Flag of Japan Japanese ソダチノタケ?
Sodachi no Take
Mushroom of Growth
Flag of France French Champi-pousse Growshroom From champi (contraction of champignon, an umbrella term for mushrooms) and pousse (shoot/sprout/growth)
Flag of Germany German Funguider Schössling Fungus-like shoot Funguider is incorrect and should be fungoider instead
Flag of Italy Italian Amanita gigantoide Giant amanita
Flag of Spain Spanish Grandiñón From "grande" (big) and "champiñón" (mushroom)