Get Disney Dreamlight Valley Rich Soil by harvesting crops and use it for crafting or creating the Miracle Growth Elixir in Scar's Nature and Nurture quest. It's an easy method as you're just farming crops normally and have the added chance of getting Rich Soil too, but the drops rates are really not very generous, so you'll be planting a lot of Disney Dreamlight Valley crops. Here's everything you need to know about gathering Rich Soil in Disney Dreamlight Valley, as well as a (literal) farming method involving growing lots of wheat.
How to find Disney Dreamlight Valley Rich Soil
It's much easier to get Disney Dreamlight Valley snowballs as you just need to find or dig for them in the Frozen Heights
You can dig up Rich Soil in Disney Dreamlight Valley by harvesting crops. Dig some holes using your shovel and plant some seeds in them. When the crops are ready, harvest them and there's a chance you'll get some Rich Soil too. However, it's pretty scarce. After planting 200 crops across multiple biomes, we got around 10 pieces of Rich Soil.
This is the only way to get Rich Soil and there's no way to just dig it up like regular soil or Disney Dreamlight Valley clay. You also can't get it from crops that spawn in the world or from Wall-E's garden, so you'll have to put in the hard graft yourself. Better get digging!
The quickest way to farm Rich Soil in Disney Dreamlight Valley
As we mentioned above, the fastest way to try and farm Rich Soil in Disney Dreamlight Valley is to plant as much as you can as quickly as possible to increase the changes of it dropping. Stocking up on wheat seeds from Goofy in the Peaceful Meadow, and planting in the nearby meadow is the best way of doing that.
Here - and here alone - wheat will grow in just one minute after watering, so it's your best chance of reaping enough Rich Soil quickly to tick off Scar's quest. Plus it costs just one star coin so it's also the cheapest way. But, if you need more cash, we've got some tips on how to earn Disney Dreamlight Valley star coins fast. Farming crops and getting some Rich Soil might be good thing to do to pass the time while you wait for stages of the Disney Dreamlight Valley Stitch quest to progress too.
One of the most enchanting games like Stardew Valley I played in 2024 just got a big new update, placing the medieval life sim RPG back on my radar
The Sims creator's first game in over 10 years is an AI life sim that uses your real memories: "The more I can make a game about you, the more you'll like it"
