Moss

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Moss
A special type of plant that grows in shady areas.
Information
Source	Trees
Sell Price	data-sort-value="5">5g

Moss is a resource obtained from Mossy Trees. Each day, some of these trees are randomly covered in moss. The trees do not need to be felled to collect the moss, which can be removed and collected with any tool, weapon or bomb.

Moss becomes much more common during the Green Rain Weather event, where it covers most mossy trees. This weather event also spawns exclusive weeds that drop Moss.

Crafting

Image	Name	Description	Ingredients	Recipe Source	Sell Price
	Speed-Gro	Stimulates leaf production. Guaranteed to increase growth rate by at least 10%. Mix into tilled soil.	Pine Tar (1) Moss (5)	Farming Level 3	20g
	Mushroom Log	Grows mushrooms every so often. The more wild trees are nearby, the better it works.	Hardwood (10) Moss (10)	Foraging Level 4	???
	Statue Of Blessings	Touching the statue gives a unique blessing every day.	Stone (999) Fiber (999) Sap (999) Moss (333)	Farming Mastery	???
	Deluxe Worm Bin	Produces Deluxe Bait on a regular basis. The worms are self-sufficient.	Worm Bin (1) Moss (30)	Fishing Level 8	Cannot be sold
	Deluxe Bait	Causes fish to bite even faster and increases size of the "fishing bar".	Bait (5) Moss (2)	Fishing Level 4	1g

Cooking

Image	Name	Description	Ingredients	Energy / Health	Buff(s)	Buff Duration	Recipe Source(s)	Sell Price
	Moss Soup	It's thick and slimy, but edible.	Moss (20)	70 31	N/A	N/A	Foraging Level 3	data-sort-value="80">80g

Raccoon's Wife's Shop

Once unlocked, the Raccoon's wife near Giant Stump will trade with Moss.

Image	Name	Description	Price	Requirements
	Broccoli Seeds	Plant in the fall. Takes 8 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest.	Moss (5)	1st Request Completed

History

• 1.6: Introduced.