Template:A Decorative Plant

Barrel Cactus = 3366 Bullrushes = 3220 Campion Flowers = 3203 Century Plant = 3377 Elephant Ears = 3223 Fern = 3231 Lillies = 3211 Pampas Grass = 3237 Ponytail Palm = 3238 Poppies = 3206 Prickly Pear Cactus = 3372 Rushes = 3239 Small Palm = 3228 Snake Plant = 3241 Snowdrops = 3208 Tribarrel Cactus = 3367 Water Plant = 3332 Common = 10463 Uncommon = 10464 Rare = 10465 Exceptional = 10466 Exotic = 10467

blue = 1341 red = 1645 yellow = 2213 plain = 0

bright blue = 5 bright red = 33 bright yellow = 56 purple = 13 orange = 1135 green = 1435 white = 1153 black = 1109

bright purple = 16 bright orange = 43 bright green = 66

rare pink = 1166 rare magenta = 1158 rare aqua = 1173 rare fire red = 1161 {{#vardefine:year|{{#vardefine:month|{{#vardefine:day|

A Decorative Plant

Rare Item
Type	Prepatch Item
Dates	unknown – February 9,  2005
Shards	Arirang Asuka Atlantic Baja Balhae Catskills Chesapeake Drachenfels Europa Formosa Great Lakes Hokuto Izumo Lake Austin Lake Superior Legends Mizuho Mugen Napa Valley Oceania Origin Pacific Sakura Siege Perilous Sonoma Wakoku Yamato
Quantity	∗
Currently Spawning	No
Japanese localized name	観葉植物
Extended Information
Graphic	unknown
Hue	unknown
Height	unknown
Dyable	unknown
Edible	unknown
Stackable	unknown
Turnable	unknown
Wearable	unknown
Wieldable	unknown
Works as a container	unknown
Works as a runebook	unknown
Works as a spellbook	unknown
Effects
Animated	unknown
Double-click Effect	unknown
Ethereal	unknown
Sound	unknown
Translucent	unknown
Walk-over Effect	unknown
Special Item Flags
Newbiefied	unknown
Legal to Own	Yes

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Other items with this same name are listed at A Decorative Plant.

Rares

Publish 15 Update 9 added the Gardening system as part of Scenario 4: Plague of Despair. The original generation of plants, when set to decorative mode, showed the name only as "A Decorative Plant". Publish 30 added the color of the plant to the name.

It takes nine days for a plant to reach a stage where it can be set to decorative. However, if fertile dirt were used right from the start, and the doubling bonus had kicked in every single day, that 9 day period could have been shortened to 5 days per generation.

• Generation 1:
  • Tribarrel Cactus, Fern, and Campion Flowers in all primary colors only (plain, red, blue, and yellow)
• Generation 2:
  • Tribarrel Cactus, Fern, Campion Flowers in all secondary colors (bright blue, bright red, bright yellow, purple, orange, green, white, black)
  • Water Plant and Lillies in all primary and secondary colors
• Generation 3:
  • Tribarrel Cactus, Fern, Campion Flowers in all tertiary colors (bright purple, bright orange, bright green)
  • Water Plant and Lillies in all tertiary colors (bright purple, bright orange, bright green)
  • Snowdrops, Rushes, Small Palm, and Prickly Pear Cactus in all primary, secondary, and tertiary colors
• Generation 4:
  • Barrel Cactus, Snake Plant, Century Plant, Ponytail Palm, Elephant Ears, Pampas Grass, Bullrushes, and Poppies in all primary, secondary, and tertiary colors

Publish 15 Update 9 was published on April 25, 2002. Assuming the fastest possible growth in every generation, that would make the earliest possible dates:

• Generation 1: April 30, 2002
• Generation 2: May 5, 2002
• Generation 3: May 10, 2002
• Generation 4: May 15, 2002

The naturalist quest, after some bug fixes, launched with Publish 32.1 on May 17, 2005. It added the four additional colors: rare pink, rare magenta, rare aqua, and rare fire red. These could be considered "generation 5", with the earliest decorative plants coming, again with the use of fertile dirt and the best possible luck, 5 days later:

• Generation 5: May 20, 2002

Finally for these originally named plants, the Samurai Empire expansion added Bonsai seed types: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Exceptional, and Exotic. The expansion went live on November 2, 2004. They originally came only in plain color, and could not be cross-bred. These could be considered "generation 6", with the earliest decorative plants coming, again with the use of fertile dirt and the best possible luck, 5 days later:

• Generation 6: November 7, 2004

Publish 30 added the plant's color to the name, but still did not identify the type of plant. The type of plant was added to the name starting with publish 32.

Note: Fragrant and Peculiar seeds, as well as the bug that allowed colored bonsai plants, only arrived years after publish 32, so those plants do not exist with "A Decorative Plant" or "A Decorative {colorname} Plant" varieties.