Flabébé will trade its flower for another with a more preferable shape or color. If two Flabébé want the same flower, they never fight over it. It is believed this common courtesy is because both refuse to risk hurting the flower.

Although plucked long ago, Floette’s flower never seems to wilt. Scientists would love to study this, but have yet to successfully separate a Floette from its flower long enough to do so. Floette is so protective, it won’t use the flower’s full power in battle, fearing it may be bruised.

Florges surrounds its entire body with flowers and uses its power to create more. Although beautiful, this behavior is harmful to wild ecosystems, as they refuse to let Grass-Types or herbivores in their flower fields.