usually it doesn't it goes around the rock
It is said in the game that time stands still in the area around both the moss rock and the ice rock, so if Eevee is leveled up at the moss rock with max happiness, it'll still evolve into Leafeon. The same for the ice rock and Glaceon.
It needs to be levelled at Moss rock to evolve
There is no such thing as a moss stone. But to get Leafeon, you go into the forest and go as far northwest as you can. If you went to the right part, there is a moss covered rock surruonded by grass. Make sure Eevee is in your party, then go up to the rock and simply press A. It should say something, then Eevee should evolve into Leafeon.
Level it up next to the moss covered rock in the east-ish area of Eterna Forest :)
you have to take it into the eterna forest, find the moss covered rock and level up your eevee there. then it will evolve into leafeon.
Moss, tree moss, rock moss.
the moss rock is in Eterna forest
The moss can accelerate weathering by secreting acids that break down the rock's minerals, leading to physical and chemical erosion. This process can weaken the rock and make it more susceptible to further weathering from other environmental factors. Over time, the presence of moss can contribute to the gradual breakdown and decomposition of the rock.
rock + seaweed = moss
moss can grow on a rock
Yes, moss growing on the surface of a rock can contribute to chemical weathering. As mosses grow, they produce organic acids that can break down minerals in the rock, leading to the formation of pits and crevices. Over time, this process can weaken the rock and contribute to its overall weathering and erosion.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.
rock + seaweed = moss
Moss Rock does not exist in Leafgreen as it was introduced in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.
Moss rock is in Ertuna (excuse spelling) forest. If you have a eevee in your party, and you lvl it up next to the moss rock, it will evolve into leaffon. Same goes to the ice rock near snowpoint city.
Moss does not directly cause physical or chemical weathering itself. However, moss can indirectly contribute to chemical weathering by producing organic acids that can break down rocks over time. Additionally, moss can also contribute to physical weathering by helping to break apart rocks as their roots grow into cracks and crevices.
To successfully grow moss on a rock, you can follow these steps: 1. Find a shady and moist location for the rock. 2. Clean the rock to remove any debris. 3. Place the rock in a shallow dish with water to keep it moist. 4. Sprinkle moss spores or small pieces of moss on the rock. 5. Mist the rock regularly to keep it moist. 6. Be patient, as it may take some time for the moss to establish and grow.