White lily seed
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| Farming level | 52 |
|---|---|
| Patch | Flower |
| Time | 80 min (4x20 min) |
| Planting XP | 70 |
| Checking XP | N/A |
| Harvesting XP | 250 |
| Quest item? | Falador Achievement Diary |
| Tradeable? | No |
| Stacks? | Yes |
| High Alchemy | 750 coins |
| Low Alchemy | 500 coins |
| Store price | 1 mole skin |
| Examine | A white lily seed - plant in a flower patch. |
| Weight | 0 kg |
A White Lily seed is a type of seed used in the Farming skill. They require level 52 Farming to plant and are planted in a flower patch. It protects all neighbouring fruit and vegetables from disease. It also requires completing Falador Achievement Diary. Seeds are obtained from Wyson in the Falador Park by trading him mole skins while wearing the Falador Shield 3. They cannot be bought from other players.
White lilies turn to ashes when picked. The message given is: The flower turns to ash as you remove it from the ground.
[edit] Trivia
- In the real world, white lilies are used to cure burns or diseases.
- Ironically, though 52 is the requirement to plant the seed, 60 farming is required to finish all of the Falador tasks. However, boosts can be used for farming skill, thus it is possible to have done Falador tasks with less than 60 farming level, though players are required to have other high levels to complete the Falador Diary.
- Unless you wish to plant another type of flower, it is not recommended to remove full-grown lilies from a patch, as they offer better protection that other flowers and there is nothing of high value gained from removing them.
- White lily seeds are untradeable. If you do not want the seeds, it is recommended to high alch them, as their value is 750 coins.
| Flowers and Flower seeds | |
|---|---|
| Seeds |
Marigold seed • Rosemary seed • Nasturtium seed • Woad seed • Limpwurt seed • White lily seed |
| Farmed flowers |
Marigolds • Rosemary • Nasturtiums • Woad leaf • Limpwurt root • White lily |
| Others |
Mithril seeds • Flowers • Trollweiss • Lavender • Stinkbloom • Tansymum • Fever grass • Primweed • Lily of the valley |
