Terracotta Wildflowers are the plant equivalent of the TV Buckethead, it deals ranged damage to zombies and has more health than the standard Wildflower.
Terracotta Wildflower, like the standard Wildflower, gets its name from Wildflowers, flowers that grow in the wild whose seeds were not intentionally planted.
Since "Wildflower" does not refer to a single flower, it is hard to tell which specific flower Wildflower is based on. However, it does closely resemble the Tussilago farfara, also known as the Coltsfoot wildflower.
The Terracotta Wildflower also wears a terracotta pot, a type of pot commonly used for planting.
Description
More health. Same amount wild.
Primary weapon
As confirmed by the Wildflower class, Terracotta Wildflowers' primary weapon is the Stinging Petal, it deals moderate damage at a fair distance and can only fire in bursts of three at a time. Terracotta Wildflowers will prefer using their primary, backing up when their opponent gets close.
Abilities
Flower Chop: Terracotta Wildflower's melee attack. As one would assume, Flower Chop deals more damage than Terracotta Wildflowers ranged attack, but at a far shorter distance and at a much slower pace. Terracotta Wildflowers will only use Flower Chop if a target is too close to them, before backing up and using their ranged weapons instead.
Bloom Boom: An explosive knockback grenade sometimes thrown by Terracotta Wildflowers. It deals heavier damage then their primary if it lands a direct hit, but it's splash attack will do very little damage if any at all. Targets hit by the grenade or its splash will always be launched towards the Terracotta Wildflower that threw it.
Gallery
Terracotta Wildflower's icon
Trivia
Terracotta Wildflower and its armorless variant are the only new spawnable plants introduced in Battle for Neighborville.
