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In-Game Description
"This tropical tree is loaded with delicious yellow bananas. You know which pinatas love bananas, right? Well, you'd better grow this tree if you want to see them."
| Banana Tree - Classic
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| Requirements
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| Acquiring
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- You can purchase Banana Tree seeds from Costolot's General Store, or try talking with Seedos to see if he'll give you a seed
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| Terrain
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- Banana Trees need to be planted in soil, grass, or long grass
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| Full Growth
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- Banana Trees can only be fertilized when they have buds on their branches. Apply one dose each time buds appear on the branches.
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| Benefits
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| Seed
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| Banana
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- Bananas can be transformed into Banana Splits
- Eating a piece of fruit of any kind helps meet the White Flutterscotch Romance requirements
- Eating 3 fruits of any kind helps meet the Raisant Resident requirements
- Eating 2 Bananas helps meet the Elephanilla Romance requirements
- Eating 4 Bananas helps meet the Cinnamonkey Romance requirements
- Eating 7 Bananas helps meet the Bonboon Resident requirements
- Eating 10 Bananas helps meet the Parrybo Resident requirements
- Feeding a Banana to a Juicygoose or Salamango changes their color to yellow
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| Banana Split
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- Eating a Banana Split helps meet the Moozipan Romance requirements
- Feeding a Banana Split to a Barkbark changes their color to a greenish yellow
- Feeding a Banana Split and a piece of Carrot Cake to a Zumbug changes their color to orange
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| Tree
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- Having a fruit tree of any kind in the garden helps meet the Raisant Visit requirements
- Having a Banana Tree in the garden helps meet the Parrybo Resident requirements
- Having a Banana Tree in the garden helps meet the Bonboon Visit and Resident requirements
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| Banana Tree - Pocket Paradise
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| Basic Info
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| Produces
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| Base Value
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| Fertilizer
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| Seed Price
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| Produce Price
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| Requirements
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| Acquiring
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- You can purchase Banana Tree seeds from Costolot's General Store, or try talking with Seedos to see if he'll give you a seed
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| Terrain
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- Banana Trees need to be planted in soil, grass, or long grass
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| Benefits
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| Seed
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| Banana
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- Bananas can be transformed into Banana Splits
- Eating a piece of fruit of any kind helps meet the White Flutterscotch Romance requirements
- Eating 3 fruits of any kind helps meet the Raisant Resident requirements
- Eating 2 Bananas helps meet the Elephanilla Romance requirements
- Eating 4 Bananas helps meet the Cinnamonkey Romance requirements
- Eating 7 Bananas helps meet the Bonboon Resident requirements
- Eating 10 Bananas helps meet the Parrybo Resident requirements
- Feeding a Banana to a Salamango changes their color to yellow
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| Banana Split
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- Eating a Banana Split helps meet the Moozipan Romance requirements
- Feeding a Banana Split to a Jeli changes their color to red and yellow
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| Tree
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- Having a fruit tree of any kind in the garden helps meet the Raisant Visit requirements
- Having a Banana Tree in the garden helps meet the Parrybo and Bonboon Resident requirements
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| Banana Tree - TiP Standard
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| Basic Info
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| Produces
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| Base Value
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| Fertilizer
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| Seed Price
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| Produce Price
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| Requirements
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| Acquiring
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- You can purchase Banana Tree seeds from Costolot's General Store, from your seed pouch, or try talking with Seedos to see if he'll give you a seed
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| Terrain
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- Banana Trees can be planted in soil, sand, grass, or long grass
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| Full Growth
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- Banana Trees can only be fertilized when buds appear. Apply one dose of fertilizer each time buds appear on the tree
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| Benefits
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| Seed
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- Eating 2 Banana Tree seeds helps meet the Parrybo Romance requirements
- Feeding a Banana Tree seed to a Lackatoad or Moozipan changes their color to yellow
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| Banana
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- Bananas can be transformed into Banana Splits
- Having 2 Bananas in the garden helps meet the Elephanilla Visit requirements
- Eating a Banana helps meet the Jeli and Sweetooth Trick requirements
- Eating 3 Bananas helps meet the Cinnamonkey Resident requirements
- Eating 4 Bananas helps meet the Elephanilla Resident requirements
- Eating 6 Bananas helps meet the Sarsgorilla Resident requirements
- Eating 7 Bananas helps meet the Bonboon Resident requirements
- Feeding a Banana to a Juicygoose, Parmadillo or Salamango changes their color to yellow
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| Banana Split
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- Eating a Banana Split helps meet the Moozipan Romance requirements
- Eating a Banana Split helps meet the Cinnamonkey and Sarsgorilla Trick requirements
- Eating 3 Banana Splits helps meet the Jeli Resident requirements
- Feeding a Banana Split to a Barkbark or Tigermisu changes their color to yellow
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| Tree
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- Having a Banana Tree in the garden helps meet the Elephanilla Appear requirements
- Having a Banana Tree in the garden helps meet the Bonboon and Cinnamonkey Visit requirements
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| Banana Tree - TiP Just for Fun
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| Basic Info
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| Produces
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| Level
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| Base Value
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| Fertilizer
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| Seed Price
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| Produce Price
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| Requirements
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| Acquiring
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- You can purchase Banana Tree seeds from Costolot's General Store or from your seed pouch
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| Terrain
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- Banana Trees can be planted in soil, sand, grass, or long grass
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| Full Growth
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- Banana Trees can only be fertilized when buds appear on their branches. Apply one dose of fertilizer each time buds appear on the tree.
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| Benefits
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| Seed
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- Feeding a Banana Tree seed to a Lackatoad or Moozipan changes their color to yellow
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| Banana
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- Bananas can be transformed into Banana Splits
- Eating a Banana helps meet the Sweetooth Trick requirements
- Feeding a Banana to a Juicygoose, Parmadillo, or Salamango changes their color to yellow
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| Banana Split
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- Eating a Banana Split helps meet the Cinnamonkey Trick requirements
- Feeding a Banana Split to a Barkbark changes their color to yellow
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| Tree
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