Power Tile is an environment modifier found in Far Future. They can be recognized by six different symbols: (red), (yellow), X (green), ＋ (cyan), (magenta; can only be created using Tile Turnip) and ♡ (China only) (pink; requires costume of Tile Turnip).

Tile Turnip is an instant-use plant obtained in Plants vs. Zombies 2, and also the last plant obtained in Far Future. When planted, he destroys himself to create a purple Power Tile where he was planted.

Gold Tiles are environment modifiers in Lost City and Modern Day in Plants vs. Zombies 2 that serve as a pure beneficial factors for both the player and the zombies. The amount of certain numbers are given initially on each level of the aforementioned world. They can also be created by Gold Leaves.

Power Tile is an environment modifier found in Far Future. They can be recognized by six different symbols: (red), (yellow), X (green), ＋ (cyan), (magenta; can only be created using Tile Turnip) and ♡ (China only) (pink; requires costume of Tile Turnip).

Power Tiles usually appear on their own but a unique variant of these tiles can be created by planting Tile Turnips, as well as certain levels allowing players to deploy tiles on the lawn via the conveyor belt in Special Delivery levels in Far Future such as Days 8, 16, 25 and 35.

Tile Turnip is a plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2: Reflourished and the seventh plant obtained in Far Future. He is unlocked at Far Future - Day 24. Tile Turnip creates a purple Power Tile where he was planted.

Tile Turnip is an instant-use plant unlocked after beating 19-6. When planted, he burrows into his tile and instantly creates a purple Power Tile. This makes him an environmental modifier.

Tile Turnip is an instant-use plant obtained in Plants vs. Zombies 2, and also the last plant obtained in Far Future. When planted, he destroys himself to create a purple Power Tile where he was planted.

Nov 6, 2021 · Replace Ultomato with Peapod, and add 3x balloons from Boom Balloon Flower hanging above then you would get the maximum of plants can be placed on a valid tile. Yup, as mentioned I realized it when I already posted the image, I rarely use peapod so but maybe the reason I forgot about it.

Trap tiles are environment modifiers in Plants vs. Zombies 2 and appear in some Locked and Loaded levels, including Lost City's boss battle. In contrast with Gold Tiles, trap tiles bring detrimental factors to both plants and zombies.