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(Note about preferred biome. Not sure if this info is covered elsewhere on the wiki - pretty straightforward for all other crops since it matches the biome the seeds were purchased in, but these seeds are crafted.)
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These seeds can be planted to grow [[Spring V-EGG-etable]]. After planting it will take 30 minutes to produce an egg, requiring watering once after 15 minutes.
These seeds can be planted to grow [[Spring V-EGG-etable]]. After planting it will take 30 minutes to produce an egg, requiring watering once after 15 minutes.
Its preferred Biome is the {{name|Peaceful Meadow}}. The preferred Biome is denoted by a small caret that displays on the seed icon when selecting a seed to plant at a hole when in the Biome. For all other crops, the preferred Biome is the same as the Biome in which the seeds can be purchased from [[Goofy's Stall]]. When planted in its preferred Biome, a crop grows 10% faster.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 19:26, 8 April 2023

V-EGG-etable Seed
V-EGG-etable Seed.png

Plant this and you're sure to have a most egg-quisite harvest.

Information
Type: Crafting.png Crafting
Crafting Category: Refined Materials.png Refined Materials
Crafting Recipe: Egg-cellent Fruit

Wild Spring Egg
Dreamlight (20)

V-EGG-etable Seed is a refined material which can be crafted using a crafting station using the limited time eggs found during the Eggstravaganza event.

These seeds can be planted to grow Spring V-EGG-etable. After planting it will take 30 minutes to produce an egg, requiring watering once after 15 minutes.

Its preferred Biome is the Peaceful Meadow. The preferred Biome is denoted by a small caret that displays on the seed icon when selecting a seed to plant at a hole when in the Biome. For all other crops, the preferred Biome is the same as the Biome in which the seeds can be purchased from Goofy's Stall. When planted in its preferred Biome, a crop grows 10% faster.

History