Hanging Cocoberry
| Hanging Cocoberry | |
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| Vegetation | |
| Family | Spiderwort |
The Hanging Cocoberry is a species of spiderwort that bear berries used to create syrups.
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| Scientific name | Chocolus mollasi | ||
| Family | Cocoberry | ||
The Hanging Cocoberry is a species of berry-producing plants that grow on the side of rocks and cliffs, hence the name. Hanging Cocoberries have two separate subspecies, one bearing yellow berries and the other teal berries. They have a very thick and heavy shell to prevent consumption by whiskerpillars and other predators. As a tradeoff, cocoberries are unable to produce juice; instead, the seeds secrete a creamy substance that can be ground up to produce syrups.
Cocoberries must be weighed down by ten Pikmin, or a single Purple Pikmin, in order for them to break off the plant and be transported back to the ship. When a berry is harvested, the plant needs a full week before another berry grows in its place. Each berry produces a single dose of syrup, making them hard to come by if other methods of collecting syrups are not known.
Notes
Ship's analysis
- “Durability: B / Sugar content: A / Growth rate: C. This species of berry germinates in damp cracks and crevices. The seeds are filled with a cream-like substance and various oils. They can be ground up into syrups.”
Sacho's sale review
- “The oils these seeds produce are highly multipurpose and can be used to create various skin care products and perfumes. Rating: 8.5/10.”
Louie's cooking tips
- “I managed to create various jams, jellies, and preservatives with these berries. They can add sweetness or a savory tang to any dish.”