Every Crop Plantation And All Seeds In Palworld

Updated Aug 17, 2026, 7:31 PM EDT Gabrielle is a staff writer for TheGamer who began working in gaming journalism in May 2022, immediately after graduating cum laude with her Bachelors in English. A lifelong lover of in-depth RPGs and cozy simulation games alike, she enjoys having married her passions for both writing and video games in her work. She's spent her life chasing Platinum trophies and completionist collections, even before a company started paying her to do it on the internet. All across the Palpagos Islands, you'll meet new Pals that can help you do great things–from fighting powerful bosses to maintaining and guarding your base. These Pals don't need much, but they have basic needs like you. They'll need to eat, some more often than others, and not all regions have a steady supply of berries right outside. The bigger and stronger your Pals are, the more they'll need to eat. It's imperative to have steady farms that will keep you and you Pals going, otherwise their health will decline. Here's where to find every type of seed in Palworld. Updated on August 17, 2026 by Gabrielle Castania: Now that Palworld 1.0 has launched the game out of early access, you'll find everything you need to know about seeds in Palworld below. Where To Find Seeds Growing crops is an important part of Palworld, especially as you set up bases in locations where food isn't always available. The types of seeds you can find in Palworld are as follows. All Seeds In Palworld And How To Get Them Seed Name How To Get Seeds Berry Seeds Drops from Clovee, Gumoss, Ribbuny, or Special Flower Gumoss Purchase from Wandering Merchants Wheat Seeds Drops from Hangyu, Herbil, Lifmunk, and Souffline Purchase from Wandering Merchants Vaelet might find them if assigned to the Ranch Tomato Seeds Drops from Braloha, Bristla, Cinnamoth, Dinossom, Dinossom Lux, and Vaelet Purchase from Wandering Merchants Vaelet might find them if assigned to the Ranch Lettuce Seeds Drops from Braloha, Cinnamoth, Dinossom, and Flopie Purchase from the Wandering Merchants Vaelet might find them if assigned to the Ranch Carrot Seeds Drops from Dinossom, Dinossum Lux, Ribbuny Botan, and Wumpo Botan Vaelet might find them if assigned to the Ranch Potato Seeds Drops from Palumba, Petallia, Prunelia, Robinquill, and Robinquill Terra, Vaelet might find them if assigned to the Ranch Onion Seeds Drops from Broncherry, Broncherry Aqua, Palumba, and Vaelet Cinnamoth, Mossanda, and Vaelet With seeds in Palworld 1.0, you can make different plantations for each type of crop. These plantations will allow your Pals to plant, water, and harvest crops that they can eat to keep their hunger down and energy up. Each plantation type will cost Technology Points to unlock, but they'll unlock gradually as you level up. You can store the food in a Pal Feed Box for easy access. Every time a new harvest is added, the expiration timer resets. That said, you'll reach an end-game unlock that allows you to farm any Palworld seeds from the same plantation: the Ancient Farm unlocks at level 78. It can be placed outdoors or even indoors, takes up less space than the Berry Plantation, and requires a Pal with higher-level work suitability in Planting, Watering, and Harvesting. How To Grow Crops In Palworld Plantation Name Level Unlocked Materials Needed To Craft Berry Plantation 5 Berry Seeds (3) Wood (20) Stone (20) Wheat Plantation 15 Wheat Seeds (3) Wood (35) Stone (35) Tomato Plantation 21 Tomato Seeds (3) Wood (70) Stone (50) Pal Fluids (5) Lettuce Plantation 25 Lettuce Seeds (3) Wood (100) Stone (75) Pal Fluids (10) Potato Plantation 29 Potato Seeds (3) Wood (70) Stone (50) Pal Fluids (5) Carrot Plantation 32 Carrot Seeds (3) Wood (70) Stone (50) Pal Fluids (5) Onion Plantation 36 Onion Seeds (3) Wood (70) Stone (50) Pal Fluids (5) Unless you plan to tend the fields yourself, you'll need Pals to help you grow crops in Palworld 1.0. They'll need to be able to cover Planting, Gathering, and Watering to harvest everything from start to finish, so deploy strategic Pals with high levels in these three work suitability for the easiest time automating your base's farm. When you harvest crops, you can store them in the Feed Box, or even in the superior refrigerated option that relies on a Pal with Cooling as a work suitability to maintain. This allows your Pals to directly access the food when necessary. Your Pals need to eat to avoid starving at the base, so be sure they've got a good amount of food ready at all times. The best thing to do with crops is to cook meals. They'll not only keep you fuller than eating raw food, but they may offer additional bonuses like attack or defense boosts, better Sanity management, improved work speed, and more. These meals can be made at a campfire or a cooking pot, and they can be crafted by pets with a Kindling work suitability. You can cook meals in bulk to spend more time out in the field without going hungry. Unlock Feed Bags to make your player and their in-party Pals eat automatically when their Hunger drops to a low enough level, removing the need to manually maintain their satiety.