How to get Wheat Seeds in Palworld

Palworld Wheat — (Image credit: Pocketpair, Inc.)

Wheat Seeds in Palworld are used for generating proper wheat for the sake of farming, but while growing them isn't too difficult, finding them in the first place can be a lot trickier, in part because the game isn't quick to tell you where to look. Below I'll take you through how to find wheat and wheat seeds in Palworld, as well as how to make your own plantation back at your base.

Where to get Wheat Seeds in Palworld

Palworld Wheat Seeds — (Image credit: Pocketpair, Inc.)

You can get Wheat Seeds in Palworld by buying them from merchants in Settlements as well as occasionally finding them in chests, but you can also get them more reliably by slaying and/or catching certain Pals who drop Wheat Seeds, including any of the following:

Bristla
Dinossom
Flopie
Cinnamoth
Robinquill
Robinquill Terra

Dinossom tend to spawn very close to the starting area in Palworld, but they're a bit tough if you haven't hit level 15 or higher yet. A better approach is to head North/Northwest to the forests past the settlements and start hunting for Bristlas and Flopies that you can battle.

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You only need 5 Wheat Seeds to build a Wheat Plantation, at which point - if set up properly - you'll never run out of Seeds or Wheat, either tending the plantation yourself or having your working pals do so under your command.

The Wheat Plantation itself is locked on the Tech Tree until you unlock it at level 15, so make sure you actually know how to set it up at your base! You'll also want to craft a Mill, a special base resource that turns Wheat into Flour, and thus allows you to start cooking with it.

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