Loneberg's a tiny place, but you can pick up Cotton Seeds to grow in the Field here. Use Cabbage in the Cellar to make Sauerkraut. Use in the Crusher to make Sunflour Oil, an essential Fat used for obtaining Fried Chicken and other fried foods. The Sunflower Seed is a must-have because it's your base for making Fried Chicken and other fried foods. Nordweiler is the first big island you'll reach on the other side of the ice after outfitting your ship with the ice breaker, and it's got some new seed types in store.
#Glims on the stuff upgrade
That's a later-game upgrade that requires the rock breaker addition to the ship. Hikarishima Lighthouse is closest to the Furogawa store, but you won't gain access to it until obtaining the Bounce ability from Oxbury. Grind Rice in the Windmill for Rice Flour You'll need an Orchard for those, which you'll need Alice on board for.
You can buy Seed Samplers here, which act as grab bags with random seeds.įurogawa is probably where you'll find your first fruit seeds. is pretty much the same as the Hummingberg store, with just one difference. Grind Corn in the Windmill for Corn Flour Plant the seeds, and there you go.įield seed. Then, navigate to the dark spots on the map, and you'll trigger an event similar to the Jellyfish one with Gwen. It's the only way to get Fireglow, and it's tied to an event. One other very special case is the Fireglow Seed. Speaking of Francis, he's the only way to get Mystery Seeds, which always sprout into Tchotchke, items you'll sell back to him for a good profit. But you'll randomly find some seeds in crates on the sea or possibly for sale in Francis' floating emporium. Most seeds are available for purchase at a branch of Theodore's Raccoon Inc. You'll use seeds almost more than any other item in Spiritfarer, especially early on.
We've broken things down by item type and included where you can find them, key notes about them, and what they're used for.
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