Pokémon Diamond and Pearl/Berries
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[edit] Battle Uses
Berries are the only items Pokémon know how to use by themselves during battle. Therefore, they are mainly used for hold items, though they can be given to Pokémon on the field.
Berries main uses are for healing status problems, such as burn, freeze, or paralysis. They can also be used to restore small amounts of HP.
[edit] Planting Uses
Berries can also be used to grow berry trees. You can do this by planting them in the soil where a previous berry tree was (you can also fertilize the soil, a new feature in Diamond and Pearl). You should water the seed to begin with, and a few times after that as well. You know when the soil is dry when it turns light brown; this means it needs more water to continue growing.
After about 24 hours, assuming you've been watering it, you will have a nice and tall berry tree. Now, the number of berries you receive depends on how often you water it. If you don't water it at all, or very seldom, it will only grow two berries. If you water it frequently, you can get three or more berries.
Also, a minor note; if you leave a grown berry unpicked for too long, it will eventually shrivel up and deteriorate on the ground. When this happens, you have a chance that it will continue to grow another tree.
[edit] Fertilizer/Mulch
Fertilizer can be bought from the Berrymaster's daughter at their house to the left of Hearthome City. You spread the fertilizer on the soil before planting the berry. There are four different types, each sold for 200.
Growth Mulch speeds up the growth of Berries but makes the soil dry up faster.
Damp Mulch slows the growth of Berries but the soil takes longer to dry out.
Stable Mulch extends the amount of time fully grown Berries will stay on their plants before falling off.
Gooey Mulch increases the chances of a new plant growing where an old plant withered.
[edit] Berry List
| Name | Effect |
|---|---|
| Cheri Berry | Cures paralysis condition |
| Chesto Berry | Cures Sleep condition |
| Pecha Berry | Cures Burn condition |
| Rawst Berry | Cures burn condition |
| Aspear Berry | Cures freeze condition |
| Leppa Berry | Restores 10 PP HP in battle after HP drops below 1/3 |
| Oran Berry | Restores 10 HP in battle after HP drops below 1/2 |
| Persim Berry | Cures confusion status condition |
| Lum Berry | Cures any status condition |
| Sitrus Berry | Restores 30 HP in battle after HP drops below 1/2 |
| Figy Berry | Restores 1/8 total HP but confuses a Pokémon that dislikes spicy berries |
| Wiki Berry | Restores 1/8 total HP but confuses a Pokémon that dislikes dry berries |
| Mago Berry | Restores 1/8 total HP but confuses a Pokémon that dislikes sweet berries |
| Aguav Berry | Restores 1/8 total HP but confuses a Pokémon that dislikes bitter berries |
| Iapapa Berry | Restores 1/8 total HP but confuses a Pokémon that dislikes sour berries |
| Razz Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Bluk Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Nanab Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Wepear Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Pinap Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Pomeg Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for HP |
| Kelpsy Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for Attack |
| Qualot Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for Defence |
| Hondew Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for Special Attack |
| Grepa Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for Special Defence |
| Tamato Berry | Raises happiness, lowers EVs for Speed |
| Cornn Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Magost Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Rabuta Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Nomel Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Spelon Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Pamtre Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Watmel Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Durin Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Belue Berry | Poffin ingredient |
| Occa Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Fire-type attack |
| Passho Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Water-type attack |
| Wacan Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Electric-type attack |
| Rindo Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Grass-type attack |
| Yache Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Ice-type attack |
| Chople Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Fighting-type attack |
| Kebia Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Poison-type attack |
| Shuca Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Ground-type attack |
| Coba Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Flying-type attack |
| Payapa Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Psychic-type attack |
| Tanga Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Bug-type attack |
| Charti Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Rock-type attack |
| Kasib Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Ghost-type attack |
| Haban Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Dragon-type attack |
| Colbur Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Dark-type attack |
| Babiri Berry | Weakens a foes' super effective Steel-type attack |
| Chilan Berry | Weakens a foes' Normal-type attack |
| Liechi Berry | Raises Attack when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Ganlon Berry | Raises Defence when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Salac Berry | Raises Speed when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Petaya Berry | Raises Special Attack when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Apicot Berry | Raises Special Defence when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Lansat Berry | Raises Critical hit ratio when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Starf Berry | Raises any stat when HP falls below 1/3 |
| Enigma Berry | Restores HP if hit by a super effective attack |
| Micle Berry | Raises accuracy of a move in a pinch |
| Custap Berry | Makes first move in a pinch |
| Jaboca Berry | Gives foe recoil if hit with a normal move |
| Rowap Berry | Gives foe recoil if hit with a special move |
