Persikos - Krypton

Statistics

Persikos

The flesh of this legendary fruit is
soft and sweet.

Stackable: 12

Food Effects: (5 minutes, All Races)

Other Uses

Resale Price: 475~486 gil

Monster Rearing Feed: Fruit

Used in Recipes

⁹⁰ Tropical Crepe

⁹¹ Persikos au Lait

¹⁰⁰ Cursed Soup

How to Obtain

Auction House Category: Food > Ingredients
Can be obtained as a random reward from the Gobbie Mystery Box Special Dial and similar sources.

Fishing

Location	Bait	Rods
Skill Cap: Unknown Size: Item (You feel something pulling at your line.)
Reisenjima (Ingress #5)	All baits/lures can catch this Any saltwater fish bait *	Ebisu Fishing Rod Ebisu Fishing Rod +1 Lu Shang's Fishing Rod Lu Shang's Fishing Rod +1
* Recommended fishing setup. ^● Fish may be too big. ^● Fish may be too small. ^!! Line may snap. ^!!! Rod may break.

Notes

To target this, you should avoid using bait which can catch the other fish in the area (Crayfish, Dragonfly Trout).

Gardening

Tree Saplings:
Flowerpot	Crystal 1	Crystal 2	Yield
Arcane Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	4-9
Arcane Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Light Crystal	8-12
Brass Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	1-7
Brass Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Earth Crystal	5-7
Ceramic Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	2
Ceramic Flowerpot	Light Crystal	Light Crystal	8
Earthen Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	2-6
Earthen Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Light Crystal	9
Porcelain Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	None	6
Porcelain Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	2-9
Porcelain Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Wind Crystal	4-7
Wooden Flowerpot	Dark Crystal	Dark Crystal	7-8

Mog Garden

Monster Rearing

Baby Colibri - Possible reward from choosing to Put down monster.
Buffalo - Possible reward from choosing to Collect items from monster.
Buffalo Calf - Possible reward from choosing to Put down monster.
Colibri - Possible reward from choosing to Collect items from monster.
Ferromantoise - Possible reward from choosing to Collect items from monster.
Ram - Possible reward from choosing to Collect items from monster.

Historical Information

Most likely based off of Persimmons, known to the ancient Greeks as "the fruit of the gods". It is the edible fruit of a number of species of trees of the genus Diospyros in the ebony wood family (Ebenaceae).