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All crops available to have on your farm in Moonlight Peaks

All Crops Available to Have on Your Farm in Moonlight Peaks
All Crops Available to Have on Your Farm in Moonlight Peaks

We've listed all crops, plants, and seeds that you can grow in Moonlight Peaks at your farm right here so you know how to grow them and what they do!

Growing crops and harvesting them is essential for making money, crafting gifts, and having a plethora of ingredients ready for new recipes! If you want to know all the plants you can get and grow in Moonlight Peaks, then you're in the right place. Below, we've categorized all crops and plants, along with how much they can be bought from Luna for, sold for, and what seasons they can grow in!

We will update this article as we learn more about the plants and seasons.

All Regular Crops in Moonlight Peaks

While there are some crops with magical components in Moonlight Peaks, there are also some regular plants. These can be sold as is, gifted, or used as ingredients for cooking recipes:

All Magical Crops in Moonlight Peaks

These are seeds that must be watered with the Aquaflux Spell and produce plants with Mana. You can use these to extract Mana, as gifts, or as ingredients. This list doesn't include magic herbs. Some of these plants have special requirements:

Special requirements include:

- Give Drikker regular water once it sprouts

- Feed Gobblers fish or critters

- Plant a Hold Me Close by Weeping Wiccas to make Sweet Wiccas

- Place a Gramophone by Muse Trees to get fruit

All Herbs in Moonlight Peaks

These must be planted in a Herb Garden, an above-ground planter whose blueprint is gifted to you by Luna:

Nightshade, Wolfsbane, Henbane, and Googly Garlic can only be watered with the Aquaflux spell.

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