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4th Gen Honey eating trees

True Justice

Shichibukai: Bartholomew Kuma
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    Well, this happened at about 7:30 this morning after I check my honey trees for a munchlax. After an unsuccessful find, I decided to put 3 things of honey on each tree (hopefully increasing the chances of munchlax appearing). Normally when you put honey on a tree, it says "There is a sweet scent in the air, would you like to put honey on the tree?" and then once you do it, it says, "The bark is slathered with honey, would you like to put honey on the tree?".

    Well with 3 trees, once the first message appears and I put honey on the tree, it would once again say the first message as if I never put any honey on the tree. The 3 trees were the one to the left of Eterna, the tree to the right of Pastoria, and the tree to the left of Veilstone. I am certain that I put honey on the tree. So does anyone have any explanation for this?

    Also, does anyone have any tips for finding munchlax?
     
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    How long afterward did the messages pop up? Because if you leave the trees alone for too long without checking, a pokemon will come along and eat the honey off the tree before you can fight it and you have to start over.

    I'm assuming that it was right afterward from your post, but it doesn't hurt to check.
     

    Last Raven

    Water Specialist
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    I dunno about the honey problem you're having...but I can explain the Munchlax problem.
    Munchlax has a 1% chance of appearing on a tree.
    Oh, and btw, putting extra honey on won't do anything.
     

    True Justice

    Shichibukai: Bartholomew Kuma
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    How long afterward did the messages pop up? Because if you leave the trees alone for too long without checking, a pokemon will come along and eat the honey off the tree before you can fight it and you have to start over.

    I'm assuming that it was right afterward from your post, but it doesn't hurt to check.

    Yeah, it was about a second after i put the first honey on the tree.

    I dunno about the honey problem you're having...but I can explain the Munchlax problem.
    Munchlax has a 1% chance of appearing on a tree.
    Oh, and btw, putting extra honey on won't do anything.

    Thanks, at least i dont have to waste money on more honey.
     

    ~*Champion Shirona*~

    砞砟砠砠촼촕촂吏
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    I dunno about the honey problem you're having...but I can explain the Munchlax problem.
    Munchlax has a 1% chance of appearing on a tree.
    Oh, and btw, putting extra honey on won't do anything.

    True. Muchlax is very rare to find. And putting more and more honey on the trees won't change anything. Keep trying, Muchlax will surely show up. Check your pokedex to see where Muchlax is usually found. Try putting honey on the trees in that location.

    Good luck finding one.

    :16:
     

    Azonic

    hello friends
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    Putting more Honey only makes the Pokemon in the trees stay for a longer time. It doesn't effect a certain Pokemon's rarity. Munchlax is extremely hard to find. Just breed a Snorlax.
     

    Storm-DC

    Dance Instructor
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    just so you know: when youll breed, then let your snorlax hold full incense, otherwise itll be just another snorlax (biiiiig baby)
     
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