Introduction

Planting seeds is an essential part of farming in Old School RuneScape. If you want to grow your crops, you need to learn how to put seeds into plant pots. This guide will walk you through the steps to plant your seeds and help you understand the process.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Before you can start planting your seeds, you need to gather all the materials you will need. This includes plant pots, trowels, seeds, and buckets of compost. These items can be purchased at the farming store in Falador or obtained through other means.

Step 2: Fill Plant Pots with Compost

The next step is to fill your plant pots with compost. Use a trowel on a compost bin to fill up your buckets with compost, and then use the compost on an empty plant pot. Each plant pot requires one bucket of compost, so make sure you have enough to fill each pot.

Step 3: Plant Your Seeds

Once you have filled your plant pots with compost, it’s time to plant your seeds. Use your seeds on the plant pot with compost, and your character will plant the seed in the pot. Each plant pot can hold one seed, so make sure you have enough pots for all of the seeds you want to plant.

Step 4: Water Your Seeds

After you have planted your seeds, you need to water them to help them grow. Use a watering can on your plant pots to water them. Each plant pot requires one watering can to be filled, and watering the pot is required for the seed to grow.

Step 5: Wait for Your Seeds to Grow

Now that you have planted and watered your seeds, all that's left to do is wait for them to grow. The amount of time it takes for your seeds to grow depends on the type of seed you planted. You can check the progress of your plants by examining them.

Conclusion

Planting seeds is an essential part of farming in Old School RuneScape. By following these steps, you will be able to plant your seeds and grow your crops successfully. Remember to gather all the necessary materials, fill your plant pots with compost, plant your seeds, water them, and wait for them to grow. With a little patience and effort, you’ll have a thriving farm in no time!