The 2023 Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Florges card (#93) is an Uncommon Psychic Stage 2 Pokémon featuring 140 HP and the Blooming Garden ability.
2023 • Pokémon • Scarlet & Violet
Near Mint (NM)
93
Uncommon
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The 2023 Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Florges card (#93) is an Uncommon Psychic Stage 2 Pokémon featuring 140 HP and the Blooming Garden ability. Evolving from Floette, this card allows your Pokémon in play to have no Weakness. It features the Moonblast attack dealing 120 damage, which reduces the Defending Pokémon's attacks by 30 during the opponent's next turn. With a retreat cost of 2, this card is part of the SV1 set code and carries Regulation Mark G. Illustrated by Haru Akasaka, the Florges card is a staple in the Pokémon TCG for collectors seeking complete Scarlet & Violet sets.
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The core identity of the card within the set.
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Featured
Florges
Game
Pokémon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Uncommon
Haru Akasaka
Card Stock
English
140
Psychic
Stage 2
Floette
Metal ×2
2
671
G
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Ability: Blooming Garden
Your Pokémon in play have no Weakness.
Attack: Moonblast (120)
During your opponent's next turn, the Defending Pokémon's attacks do 30 less damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
They say that flower gardens created by Florges are constantly showered with a power that can heal both body and spirit.
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FAQ
The Florges card from the Scarlet & Violet set has 140 HP. It is a Stage 2 Psychic-type Pokémon that evolves from Floette.
The Blooming Garden ability ensures that all your Pokémon in play have no Weakness. This helps protect your team from specific attack types during gameplay.
The Florges card from the Scarlet & Violet set was illustrated by Haru Akasaka.
As a basic-stage Uncommon from a recent set, this Florges card operates in a high-volume, low-cost tier where playability has minimal impact on individual card valuation. Collector demand is negligible due to the lack of foil treatments or special attributes, resulting in a commodity-like status where supply vastly outstrips interest. It trades well below the threshold of significant market activity, reflecting its role as a filler rather than a focal point for investors.
The Uncommon rarity designation indicates a standard supply tier within the Scarlet & Violet mechanics, meaning it is neither scarce nor restricted by unique printing constraints. Without foil finishes or alternate arts, the card possesses the most common variant treatment, ensuring that supply remains abundant and easily accessible to completists. This baseline rarity level dictates that the card does not carry the scarcity premiums associated with Rare, Ultra Rare, or Secret Rare tiers.
Given its recent 2023 release date, the card lacks the nostalgia premium that often stabilizes values for older sets, while its Uncommon status means it is not protected by the scarcity dynamics of sealed product openings. Long-term value retention is unlikely to be strong, as meta rotations will not significantly alter the supply of such a common card, and it faces minimal crossover demand from art or completionist collectors. Investors should view this asset as speculative at best, with limited upside potential absent any future reprints or special edition treatments.
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