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*'''Cost:''' 50 sun
*'''Cost:''' 50 sun
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Sunflower is the first sun-producing plant you obtain, and the primary one in daytime levels. Sunflowers produce extra sun, one unit at a time every 24 seconds, allowing you to plant more plants. As a general rule, the player should try to plant at least one column of them, although two to three columns may be used to allow for a wider range of tactical choices.
Sunflower is the first sun-producing plant you obtain, and the primary one in daytime levels. Sunflowers produce extra sun, one unit at a time every 24 seconds, allowing you to plant more plants. As a general rule, the player should try to plant at least one column of them, although two to three columns may be used to allow for a wider range of tactical choices.
When Twin Sunflower is bought, it can be planted on normal Sunflowers to produce twice the sun as a normal one.
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*'''Cost:''' 200 sun
*'''Cost:''' 200 sun
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Unlike Peashooter, Repeater fires two peas at a time. This means it will take more time to deploy him initially, but he will prove to be much more useful as the level progresses.
Unlike Peashooter, Repeater fires two peas at a time. This means it will take more time to deploy him initially, but he will prove to be much more useful as the level progresses.
Repeater can be upgraded to Gatling Pea, which shoots 4 peas at once. Gatling Pea is useful for taking out stronger zombies.
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*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Sleeps during the day'''
*'''Sleeps during the day'''
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Fume-shroom fires fumes that will pass through shields such as screen doors and ladders. He also can fire up to four spaces in comparison to Puff-shroom's three. In addition, his fumes will damage all zombies in their area of effect.
Fume-shroom fires fumes that will pass through shields such as screen doors and ladders. He also can fire up to four spaces in comparison to Puff-shroom's three. In addition, his fumes will damage all zombies in their area of effect.
Fume-Shroom can be upgraded to Gloom-Shroom, which shoots fumes in 8 directions, hitting every zombie in an area of effect. Useful if planted behind defensive plants.
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*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Must be planted in water'''
*'''Must be planted in water'''
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Lily Pad is an aquatic plant that allows you to plant a non-aquatic plant on top of him. He can also hold up zombies slightly, for the zombie must eat the plant on top of Lily Pad, then Lily Pad himself. Note that Potato Mines and other underground plants cannot be planted on Lily Pad.
Lily Pad is an aquatic plant that allows you to plant a non-aquatic plant on top of him. He can also hold up zombies slightly, for the zombie must eat the plant on top of Lily Pad, then Lily Pad himself. Note that Potato Mines and other underground plants cannot be planted on Lily Pad.
Lily Pad can be upgraded to Cat-tail, which can shoot spikes at any zombie in any lane. Cat-tail is often considered the most powerful pool plant.
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*'''Cost:''' 100 sun
*'''Cost:''' 100 sun
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Spikeweed will hurt zombies that step on him. He can also pop the tires of a Zomboni or Catapult Zombie, killing them instantly after a delay, but he will be destroyed in the process.
Spikeweed will hurt zombies that step on him. He can also pop the tires of a Zomboni or Catapult Zombie, killing them instantly after a delay, but he will be destroyed in the process.
Spikeweed can be upgraded to Spikerock, which can survive Zomboni and Catapult Zombie, as well as do more damage. Useful when planted at the front of the lane or in front of Wallnut or Tallnut
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*'''Cost:''' 100 sun
*'''Cost:''' 100 sun
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Normally Kernel-pult lobs corn kernels at zombies at the same rate as Cabbage-pult, the kernels doing the same damage as a pea. However, he has a 25% chance of instead launching butter, which will do more damage and stun the zombie for 5 seconds upon impact.
Normally Kernel-pult lobs corn kernels at zombies at the same rate as Cabbage-pult, the kernels doing the same damage as a pea. However, he has a 25% chance of instead launching butter, which will do more damage and stun the zombie for 5 seconds upon impact.
Kernel-pult can be upgraded to Cob Cannon, which can be made if one placed two rows of Kernel-pults and then placed the upgrade on top of two of the Kernel-pults. Cob Cannon can destroy any tile on the map, instantly killing any zombies around or on the tile, but has a really slow reload time.
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*'''Cost:''' 300 sun
*'''Cost:''' 300 sun
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Recharge:''' Fast
*'''Can Be Upgraded'''
Sun-for-damage, Melon-pult delivers the biggest punch of all non-upgrade plants. The melons he launches deal the equivalent of four peas of damage to the zombie hit, and splash damage to surrounding zombies.
Sun-for-damage, Melon-pult delivers the biggest punch of all non-upgrade plants. The melons he launches deal the equivalent of four peas of damage to the zombie hit, and splash damage to surrounding zombies.
Melon-pult can be upgraded to Winter Melon, which is a combination of Snow Pea's frost effect and Melon-pult's crazy damage. Winter Melon is often considered the most powerful in terms of damage and ability.
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