Since not many people will be farming these any longer, they could prove to be the easiest herb to farm for Milling. Whether for that Darkmoon Card: Greatness, or simply for glyphs. If you're the only person farming these, using the fire animation trick can yield a large amount in a very short period of time :).

Комментарий от xstaindx

I continue to pick these for milling and they also still do drop frost lotus in their nodes. they don't have much alchemical value anymore.

Комментарий от Beatriz

I use the "gatherer" add on to track my herbalism nodes, and I am curious, has anyone else noticed that fire leaf has a higher frost lotus drop rate then other herbs? I'm trying to decide whether I was just experiencing a fluke last night or whether they are worth farming simply for the lotus.

Anyway, I am an alchemist so I don't usually farm this flower, but my husband has a toon with inscription skill, so if I happen to see one, I pick it for him. Last night I hit three nodes and got two frost lotus. Feeling lucky, I farmed for about a half hour and came away with about 80 fire leaf and 7 frost lotus. Considering that you get at least 2 and sometimes 3 from nodes, that seemed to be a fairly high percentage.

I went back to the tundra today and have gotten a stack with no frost lotus. . . so, am I wasting my time or has anyone else noticed that Fire Leaf are a consistent source of Frost Lotus.

Комментарий от 469899

so, would i be correct in assuming this is only vendor trash, or for milling if your an inscriptionist?

Комментарий от 545027

If you are out and about in the area that these spawn, i advise picking them. they are useless so there is plenty of them, BUT they sell fairly well, so if you need cash these are fairly easy to grab and sell for a quick extra gold for that training or w/e. 20 for 1g 50s at vendor :). In about a half hour of questing from the village right on the edge of the pools, i found 20 of them no even looking for them. so not bad for 15+ quests done in half hour and then a nice 1g50 on the side.

Комментарий от kgurnhill

ARCHAEIC'S GUIDE TO THE FLORA, FAUNA AND MISCELLANY OF THE WORLD OF WARCRAFT
Like an Encyclopedia, but less boring!

Fire Leaf (Herb)

Found in humid areas, on rocky ground.
Not as spicy as its cousin, the Firebloom.
While the leaf itself is tough when fresh, if boiled it softens and can be used as a garnish for spicy dishes.
The plant the leaf is gathered from is thorny, and if handled incorrectly can cause a burning sensation if flesh is pierced by the thorns however, the leaf itself does not have any thorns or cause a burning sensation.
The pollen from this plant oxidises when it comes into contact with air, causing the illusion of fire around the plant, however this does not burn flesh or damage the pollen, instead this causes an updraft around the pollen allowing it to travel further than other plant pollen.

*Warning*
While not poisonous to any race of the Horde or Alliance, this plant causes severe abdominal pains in Kobolds, Murlocs and is deadly to Naga!

I know im not Archaeic, but thought id write my own Archaeics Guide :P Noticed the last one was in 2008 :(

Комментарий от 555434

This item can no longer be used as a material for Alchemy. I am not sure when this happened patch-wise, but it's only purpose now is for milling azure pigments.

Комментарий от Kilrathi3

apparently only good for inscription.
no alchemy use as of this post.
1 plant gave
2 & 3

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