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Run through the flower patches in the order of # of flowers. One is high up in a tree covered with thorns. Either glide from a nearby tree or burn away the thorns.{{Korok Seed|Seed289}}{{Clear|left}}
Run through the flower patches in the order of # of flowers. One is high up in a tree covered with thorns. Either glide from a nearby tree or burn away the thorns.{{Korok Seed|Seed289}}{{Clear|left}}


<section begin=Seed290summary />[[File:Korok290.png|200px|thumb|left|Under a rock, under a pile of bombable rocks.]]<section end=Seed290summary />
<section begin=Seed290summary />[[File:Korok290.png|200px|thumb|left|Use a [[Remote Bomb]] to destroy the rock pyre then lift up the small rock that remained behind.]]<section end=Seed290summary />
Bomb the first pile, then lift up the rock. On a hill. {{Korok Seed|Seed290}}{{Clear|left}}
Bomb the first pile, then lift up the rock. On a hill. {{Korok Seed|Seed290}}{{Clear|left}}



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Rutile Lake

The Rutile Lake is a small lake in Breath of the Wild.

Nearby Korok Seeds

Throw a rock into the circle of rocks in the pond.

In the lakee there are a circle of 6 lakes sticking out of the water in a circle. Stand on the nearby large boulder and throw a rock so it lands in the circle.

Put two two magnetic rocks into two hollowed out treestumps.

The two magnetic rocks are in the water and are also chained to each other. Use Magnesis to lift them up into the treestumps one at a time.

Run through the patches of flowers 1-5.

Run through the flower patches in the order of # of flowers. One is high up in a tree covered with thorns. Either glide from a nearby tree or burn away the thorns.

Use a Remote Bomb to destroy the rock pyre then lift up the small rock that remained behind.

Bomb the first pile, then lift up the rock. On a hill.

Under rock under pile of leaves.
Roll a boulder from up North into the hole.
Under rock under pile of leaves.
Under rock.