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Saffron Seedling

Saffron Seedling grows into a plant that yields Saffron when harvested.

A seedling that will grow into a plant when sown in the right soil. Once fully grown, it can be harvested once.

Type
Seedlings
Rarity
Common
Stack Size
100

How to obtain

This seedling is unlocked at the Seedbed by harvesting Saffron for the first time. Saffron can be found in the Kindlewastes.

Recipe 1

Makes ×5
Crafting station
Seedbed
Craft time
3:00

Growth

Saffron Seedling require Dry Ground to grow.

Saffron Seedling progress through 2 growth stages before becoming harvestable. Interacting with the plant during growth shows "Repot", allowing you to collect one Saffron Seedling. A fully matured plant shows "Harvest", allowing you to collect one Saffron.

Soil

Seedling Preference

Est. Growth Time

Springlands Dirt

Springlands Dirt

Reduced

45:00

Fertile Springlands Dirt

Fertile Springlands Dirt

Neutral

22:00

Farm Soil

Farm Soil

Neutral

22:00

Flower Soil

Flower Soil

Neutral

22:00

Revelwood Dirt

Revelwood Dirt

Reduced

45:00

Fertile Revelwood Dirt

Fertile Revelwood Dirt

Neutral

22:00

Nomad Highlands Dirt

Nomad Highlands Dirt

Reduced

35:00

Fertile Nomad Highlands Dirt

Fertile Nomad Highlands Dirt

Neutral

22:00

Sand

Sand

Preferred

20:00

Fertile Kindlewastes Sand

Fertile Kindlewastes Sand

Preferred

20:00

Fertilised Farm Soil

Fertilised Farm Soil

Preferred

16:00

Veilwater Basin Dirt

Veilwater Basin Dirt

Reduced

45:00

Fertile Veilwater Basin Dirt

Fertile Veilwater Basin Dirt

Neutral

22:00

Albaneve Summits Dirt

Albaneve Summits Dirt

N/A

N/A

Shroud Infused Farm Soil

Shroud Infused Farm Soil

N/A

N/A

Note: The listed times are per growth stage; Saffron will be ready to harvest after twice the listed time.

Sources

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