Ingrain
Type:
Grass
Category:
Status
—
Power
—
Accuracy
20
PP
0
Priority
The user has 1/16 of its maximum HP restored at the end of each turn, but it is prevented from switching out and other Pokemon cannot force the user to switch out. The user can still switch out if it uses Baton Pass or U-turn. If the user leaves the field using Baton Pass, the replacement will remain trapped and still receive the healing effect. During the effect, the user can be hit normally by Ground-type attacks and be affected by Spikes and Toxic Spikes, even if the user is a Flying type or has the Levitate Ability.
Pokemon That Learn This Move
18 Pokemon| Pokemon ↑↓ | Type | Method | BST ↑↓ | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
Bulbasaur | Grass
Poison
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Oddish | Grass
Poison
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Bellsprout | Grass
Poison
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Exeggcute | Grass
Psychic
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Tangela | Grass
|
Lv. 4 | — | |
 |
Chikorita | Grass
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Sunkern | Grass
|
Lv. 4, Egg | — | |
 |
Sunflora | Grass
|
Lv. 4 | — | |
 |
Corsola | Water
Rock
|
Egg | — | |
 |
Roselia | Grass
Poison
|
Lv. 36 | — | |
 |
Cacnea | Grass
|
Lv. 22 | — | |
 |
Cacturne | Grass
Dark
|
Lv. 22 | — | |
 |
Lileep | Rock
Grass
|
Lv. 9 | — | |
 |
Cradily | Rock
Grass
|
Lv. 9 | — | |
 |
Carnivine | Grass
|
Lv. 18 | — | |
 |
Snover | Grass
Ice
|
Lv. 31 | — | |
 |
Abomasnow | Grass
Ice
|
Lv. 31 | — | |
 |
Tangrowth | Grass
|
Lv. 4 | — |