Herbal Nourishment
Last updated 2025-09-16
"Baizhu's familiarity with the medicinal effects of common herbs is useful knowledge during medical emergencies in the wild."
Herbal Nourishment is Baizhu's Utility Passive.
Gameplay Notes
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- The healing effect will also trigger upon harvesting an item with Nahida's All Schemes to Know.
- The following actions do not trigger the healing effect:
- Activating Whopperflowers disguised as regular plants
- Picking up Quest Items with an identical appearance to harvestable resources, such as Fresh Qingxin
- Picking up any items spawned by player activity, such as Mushrooms dropped by Shroomboars, Apples from Investigation points and crates, and flora planted in fields in the Serenitea Pot
- Obtaining Gardening Materials via the Seed Dispensary gadget; the healing effect is only calculated for the open world resource that was harvested
- Harvesting Romaritime Flowers
| Item Type | Items |
|---|---|
| Local Specialty |                                        |
| Cooking Ingredients |                           |
| Food |         |
| Uncategorized Materials |    |
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Herbal Nourishment | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 味草之滋 Wèicǎo zhī Zī | Sample the Flavour of Herbs[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 味草之滋 Wèicǎo zhī Zī | |
| Japanese | 草木の滋養 Kusaki no Jiyou | |
| Korean | 약초 음미 Yakcho Eummi | Medicinal Herb Appreciation |
| Spanish | Nutrición vegetal | Vegetal Nutrition |
| French | Bienfait herbacé | Herbaceous Benefit |
| Russian | Польза трав Pol'za trav | Benefit of Herbs |
| Thai | Herbal Nourishment | — |
| Vietnamese | Vị Thảo Chi Tư | |
| German | Kräuterkur | Herbal Cure |
| Indonesian | Herbal Nourishment | — |
| Portuguese | Nutrição Herbal | |
| Turkish | Bitkisel Besin | Herbal Nutrients |
| Italian | Nutrimento erboristico |
- ↑ Chinese: The phrasing references the myth of Shennong or the Yan Emperor who taught the use of medicine to humans by sampling the herbs himself to learn their properties.
Change History
Released in Version 3.6
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