In V Rising, seeds are a pivotal resource for your survival in Vardoran. Instead of frequently going in and out of your castle to gather resources, you can plant seeds in your garden and harvest from that location directly. With that, here's how to plant seeds in V Rising, where to find them, and all the types you can come across in your journies.

How to Plant Seeds in V Rising

Before planting seeds in V Rising, you must unlock the Garden Floors crafting recipe. To achieve this feat, you need to defeat Polora the Feywalker, a level 34 V Blood boss found in the Gleaming Meadows biome. Tip: Polora can be a challenging boss to defeat as a solo player. Consider requesting help from online friends to beat her if you're stuck. After defeating Polora, return to your castle and place Garden Floors. Make sure that these building materials are within your castle’s borders. Next, you only need to plant your preferred seeds on the Garden Floor. You must wait two in-game days before you can harvest the fully-grown plants. Note: You can’t grow seeds indoors or on a patch of untreated ground. Also, one seed will grow indefinitely, even after harvesting or until you remove it from the patch. This means you'll never run out of a planted species unless you specifically take it out yourself.

All Seeds in V Rising

V Rising gives players various options to gather seeds. First, find certain merchant NPCs around the map that sells seeds. These NPCs are:

NPC	Where to Find	Seeds Sold	Seed Prices
Gavyn the Shady Dealer	Roams the Farbane Woods at random locations	Blood Rose Seed Fire Blossom Seed Hell’s Carion Spores Mourning Lily Seed Snow Flower Seed	15 Silver Coins per seed
Berk the Traveling Trader	Roams the Dunley Farmlands at random locations	Sunflower Seed	45 Silver Coins per seed
Ottar the Merchant	In a small building in Brighthaven Slums	Ghost Shroom Spores Highland Lotus Seed	200 Silver Coins per seed

Alternatively, you can find seeds as you go around the map. Each section of the map is home to certain plant seeds.

• Farbane Woods: Blood Rose, Fire Blossom, Snow Flower, Mourning Lily, and Hell's Clarion Spores
• Dunley Farmlands: Blood Rose, Mourning Lily, Hell's Clarion Spores, Sunflower, and Cotton
• Silverlight Hills: Blood Rose, Snow Flower, and Highland Lotus
• Hallowed Mountains: Blood Rose and Snow Flower
• Cursed Forest: Ghost Shroom

Seeds may also randomly spawn in chests. However, the type of seed you’ll find in a chest typically depends on its location. For example, you may not acquire a Fire Blossom seed if you open a chest in the Hallowed Mountains. The upcoming Gloomrot Expansion update may also expand the planting process and the seeds you're able to plant in V Rising. If you're looking to get your green thumb to work, set up your very own garden online with friends with a dedicated server here!