Some of my plants have pixies or had pixies in my history of gardening and I was wonder what it is that pixies do to your plant. Since the pixie is a healing card as a spell, I would assume it's affects would be positive, but I am not sure.
I was wondering the same thing about pixies around my Tiger Lillies, and after looking this up on the Wizard101 Wiki pages, I found this excerpt:
Quote: (by Arthur Wethersfield) "Pixies are a beneficial pest. Plants like them and they make the plant grow a little faster. While the plant has pixies they can’t get other less friendly pests. Pixies will eventually leave the plant."
So basically pixies appear randomly and help the plant grow a little faster, while warding away harmful pests. If you look at your plants "likes" scroll thing, it might lists pixies as a like.
Some of my plants have pixies or had pixies in my history of gardening and I was wonder what it is that pixies do to your plant. Since the pixie is a healing card as a spell, I would assume it's affects would be positive, but I am not sure.
Please reply.
You are correct in the fact that the effects are positive. Before you plant something you can see what other plants it likes and dislikes. If a plant is close to a plant it likes (or dislikes) it will grow faster (or slower if it dislikes it I believe). If a plant it likes is near, you can go into your gardening spells and roll over it and see that it says that it likes that plant (ex.- under a snapdragon it might say likes: dandelions). Now a pixie has the same effect on a plant as a plant it likes, the only thing is all plants like pixies. So I really like my plants to get pixies .
Emmaline Iceshard
