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The **Rose** is a petal in florr.io. It is able to heal the user and nearby teammates.

## Appearance

A pink, circular petal with a dark pink outline, roughly the same size as the Basic petal.

## Function

*Note: The "A + B" respawn format means that the petal takes A seconds to respawn and B seconds after respawning to do its special action/have its special action enabled.*

If the user is not at full health, the rose will spawn, orbit the flower for a second, then go towards the flower to be absorbed by it, at which point the flower will heal and the Rose respawn timer will start.

If the user has full health, it will simply behave like other petals, orbiting the flower. If a nearby player is not at full health, the rose will heal them and go on respawn after being absorbed. This petal can't go outward when attacking but can go in when defending.

If a rose is healing someone but they obtain full health before they absorb the rose, the rose returns to its orbit. Likewise, if multiple roses are healing someone but not all of them are needed, unnecessary ones will return to their orbit.

## Drops

### Purchasing

On certain days, the petal can be purchased in the Shop.

*Note: the price depends on how much money is spent. This table shows the prices assuming the lowest and highest amounts of money that can be spent. Also, the stars awarded per ad change depending on the player's highest rarity petal. The table shows the lowest per ad (1) and the highest per ad (3). For more information, go to this page: Stars*

## Strategy

Base healing in florr is low, so roses are an essential petal to have. They are one of the most powerful healing petals, having a faster heal per second than most other healing petals. In addition, they are the only healing petal other than Dahlia and Yggdrasil able to heal teammates, so players can quickly heal dying teammates saving them. It is strongly recommended to always have at least one rose active at all times. More roses can be kept in the inventory for when more healing is needed.

The main disadvantage of the rose is that healing is not constant. It comes in a burst every 4.5 seconds, which may be too slow if being chased by mobs or when poisoned. The rose is also vulnerable in the second between respawning and healing. If it dies, it won't be able to heal. The rose has extremely low offensive capabilities, barely dealing damage and not going out upon attacking.

### Garden

* Roses are great for healing against hornets. It is likely that players will be far enough way for rose petals to not get destroyed before they heal. Be aware that hornet swarms can shoot rapidly enough to take down roses before they can heal!
* Petals that expand upon attacking can keep dangerous mobs away from rose petals, allowing them to heal.

### Desert

* Almost every mob in desert uses body damage, which puts roses in great danger. However, they are still likely to heal.

### PvP

#### Using

* Roses heal players the fastest but also provide the least offense. They're great for healing when away from battle, but roses leave a weak spot in any build that another player can attack for massive damage.
	+ Using Lights or Pollens, which squeeze petals closer together, can counteract this weakness.
* Users should be wary when their weak spot is vulnerable.

#### Against

* Attackers should go in for a kill when the other player's rose is facing them as this is an obvious weak spot.
* Bubbles can be used to do this quickly and catch players off guard.
* If a user needs to sync their own rotation to that of another player, so as to best take advantage of their weak spot, rotation modifiers (Faster or Yin Yang) can be used.
* Destroying another player's rose(s) is an easy way to cripple them.
	+ Using a Dandelion has the same effect.

## Gallery

Rose in the Petal GalleryDeathwheel with a RoseCommon RoseUnusual RoseRare RoseEpic RoseLegendary RoseMythic RoseUltra RoseSuper Rose
## Trivia

* This is one of the six healing petals, the others being the Leaf, Yucca, Starfish, Dahlia and Fangs.
	+ This, along with Dahlia are the only petals out of the bunch that don't have a consistent healing rate (not counting Fangs since it doesn't heal naturally)