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Nitemary Botan
Breeding target

How to Breed Nitemary Botan

Grassrank 1320HP 110ATK 100DEF 105Combat 3861 parent pair
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Or hatch it

Nitemary Botan hatches from a Large Verdant Egg. Wild nests draw their egg from a weighted table, so any of the 1,786 nests on the map can hold one and none promises it. All 1,786 nests on the map →

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First time breeding? Read the universal walkthrough

The Breeding Farm process is the same for every Pal — pick one of the 1 pair above, drop both parents in, and feed them a Cake. The Pindrop calculator handles the parent-pair maths; the workflow is universal.

  1. Reach Tech Level 19 to unlock the Breeding Farm; place it on your base.
  2. Build a Cooking Pot (Tech Level 17) and bake a Cake from 5 Flour, 8 Red Berries, 7 Milk, 8 Eggs, and 2 Honey. Without the Cake the parents will not produce an egg.
  3. Catch the parent pair you picked above — one male and one female.
  4. Pick up each parent and drop them into the Breeding Farm fence. Place the Cake in the feed box just outside.
  5. Wait roughly four minutes (in-game time) for the yellow breeding circle to complete; an egg will appear in the farm.
  6. Place the egg into an Egg Incubator. After it hatches you have your Nitemary Botan.

Frequently asked

Can you breed Nitemary Botan in Palworld?
Yes — there are 1 viable parent combination (including 1 unique combo that always produces Nitemary Botan regardless of breeding-power averaging). Pair any of them in a Breeding Farm (Tech Level 19) with a Cake to start hatching Nitemary Botan.
What level do I need to breed Nitemary Botan in Palworld?
The Breeding Farm itself unlocks at Tech Level 19 — that's the gating requirement, not the parents' combat level. Both parents need only be captured (any level), opposite gender, and fed Cake in the farm's feed box. Cake is baked at a Cooking Pot (Tech Level 17) from 5 Flour, 8 Red Berries, 7 Milk, 8 Eggs, and 2 Honey.

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