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Harvest Seeds Guide

Find seeds in your travels and bring them to the Sacred Grove. The seeds can be planted, and after a few seed cycles (clicking on a seed cache somewhere) the seeds will bloom. It is then you can Harvest them. This will cause numerous monsters to spawn, what and how many will depend on what you’ve planted. After you defeat these mobs you can use a Collector to collect the lifeforce of the spent plants and use it to craft gear. You can also store lifeforce for later use (such as using it to speed up your next plot of seeds with a Dispersor) in a Condensor.

• Entering the Grove from a map will mean any monsters summoned in the grove will inherit the map’s modifiers, similar to incursion rooms.
• Seeds will be tradeable and will drop in stacks
• Plants in your grove will grow when you click a seed cache, and once grown will not wither
• Seeds will have their own storage! Similar to Azurite or Sulphite in Delve. They are still tradeable from this point as well.

Harvest Seeds Tier

Seek out the Seed Cache in every area you explore. Take its seeds through Oshabi’s portal to the Sacred Grove. Sow those seeds to grow dangerous and rewarding monsters. While most seeds grow easily, rarer high-tier ones require more careful planning but yield more valuable results.

List of Harvest Seeds

Tier 1 Wild Seeds	Wild Ursaling Seed	Wild Hellion Seed	Wild Thornwolf Seed	Wild Ape Seed	Wild Hatchling Seed
Tier 1 Vivid Seeds	Vivid Arachnid Seed	Vivid Weta Seed	Vivid Leech Seed	Vivid Scorpion Seed	Vivid Thornweaver Seed
Tier 1 Primal Seeds	Primal Rhoa Seed	Primal Dustspitter Seed	Primal Feasting Horror Seed	Primal Maw Seed	Primal Cleaveling Seed
Tier 2 Wild Seeds	Wild Bristlebeast Grain	Wild Snap Hound Grain	Wild Homunculus Grain	Wild Chieftain Grain	Wild Spikeback Grain
Tier 2 Vivid Seeds	Vivid Razorleg Grain	Vivid Sapsucker Grain	Vivid Parasite Grain	Vivid Striketail Grain	Vivid Nestback Grain
Tier 2 Primal Seeds	Primal Rhex Grain	Primal Dustcrab Grain	Primal Viper Grain	Primal Chimeral Grain	Primal Scrabbler Grain
Tier 3 Wild Seeds	Wild Bristle Matron Bulb	Wild Hellion Alpha Bulb	Wild Thornmaw Bulb	Wild Brambleback Bulb	Wild Infestation Queen Bulb
Tier 3 Vivid Seeds	Vivid Whipleg Bulb	Vivid Watcher Bulb	Vivid Vulture Bulb	Vivid Abberarach Bulb	Vivid Devourer Bulb
Tier 3 Primal Seeds	Primal Rhex Matriarch Bulb	Primal Crushclaw Bulb	Primal Blisterlord Bulb	Primal Cystcaller Bulb	Primal Reborn Bulb
Tier 4 Wild Seeds	Wild Thornfruit
Tier 4 Vivid Seeds	Vivid Scalefruit
Tier 4 Primal Seeds	Primal Blisterfruit

Right-click then left-click the ground to plant in the Sacred Grove. Can be Harvested by using a nearby Collector of the same Type.

Tier 1 Seeds: Collectors & Life Force

The first seed is considered easy. You can plant them underground, especially in their collectors, so you can harvest them later. That's all. They just grow over time, without complexity. To be honest, you'll find that most seeds are that simple.

The only requirement for Tier 1 seeds is to plant them near the same type of collector.

Keep in mind that every Seed Cache you open in the world marks a Growth Cycle, which will cause all your seeds in the Sacred Grove to grow slightly. Once you are ready to harvest, you can fight the monsters you generate, and if you succeed, their Lifeforce will gather. This unprocessed Lifeforce can be used to craft powerful items. After crafting, all remaining Lifeforce will be processed and stored for later irrigation of higher-level seeds.

The goal of the development team behind all this is that if a person doesn't particularly want to interact with the garden, there's very little to interact with them. The development team knows that people choose to download action RPG games instead of gardening games. Players at least want to fight monsters and crafts.

In Harvest, more emphasis is placed on "action" than on actual garden management. So much so that you may have done a bad job of decorating your garden and still be able to work normally. So the only thing anyone really cares about or invests more time in this activity can get is a beautiful garden or a more efficient garden.

Harvest Seeds Guide

Each seed has a monster associated with it. Players can plant them in the Sacred Grove. Some simple seeds only need time to grow, while more advanced seeds need complex resources generated by planting simple seeds. Opening a Seed Cache somewhere in the world can add a unit of time to your garden. This is where the Path of Exile has shifted from action RPG to a miniature city builder.

In the middle of each pack of seeds, players should set up a collector. When players go to harvest their plants and fight against monsters, the Collector will harness the seed’s Lifeforce. Players can use Lifeforce in several ways, mainly to craft powerful new effects on their equipment.

But Lifeforce can only go so far when crafting, and players are almost always left. This is where the system becomes complex. Some seeds need Lifeforce to grow from lower-level seeds. Harvest provides Wild, Primal, and Vivid seed types, each creating its own Lifeforce. To grow stronger seeds, players need to connect irrigation lines from their collectors to other seed patches.

Tier 1 monsters can drop Tier 2 seeds. They may need to be close to other seeds of the same or different colors and need some type of Lifeforce. However, as they grow, tier 2 seeds provide a more difficult battle challenge and drop Tier 3 seeds, which are more difficult to grow and kill. Some of these monsters even come from Path of Exile 2 under development and should be more detailed than the current Path of Exile monsters.

By fully customizing each set of seeds, players can choose which enemies they want to fight and which crafting rewards they will get from the encounter. Players can harvest 48 seeds at a time, some of which can hold more than one monster. But failure to fight means you will lose your Lifeforce, so players need to be prepared to take some tough actions.

After obtaining Level 3 seed, players can sometimes fight with one of the 3 boss seeds.

Do seeds stack?

Yes, identical seeds of the same level will stack in your inventory and in the seed storage within the grove. The level will be displayed on the seed in your inventory. 

How do I make my plants grow?

Seeds specify how many cycles of growth they require before they'll be ready to harvest. When you open a seed cache in the main game, it will count as one growth cycle within your garden. You don't need to enter your garden in order to make the seeds grow and their growth is not tied to the passage of time. 

What happens if I don't plant my seeds, will they disappear?

You can save them for as long as you'd like or even trade them to other players. 

Do I have to Harvest my plants within a certain amount of time?

No, they don't wither or die. 

How do I get Tier 2 seeds?

Monsters that emerge from Tier 1 plants have a chance to drop Tier 2 seeds when slain. The same principle applies for Tier 3 and Tier 4 seeds.