Magic watering can
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| Release date | May 13 2010 (Update) |
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| Members? | Yes |
| Quest item? | Fairy Tale III-Battle at Orks Rift |
| Tradeable? | No |
| Equipable? | No |
| Stacks? | No |
| Alchemy | Cannot be alchemised |
| Value | 0 coins |
| Destroy | Can be replaced by the fairy queen. |
| Store price | Not sold |
| Examine | This watering can is always completely full. |
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
The Magic watering can is a quest item obtained as a reward from the quest Fairy Tale III-Battle at Orks Rift. It provides an unlimited supply of water and is a somewhat useful tool for farming. It can be stored with a Tool leprechaun in place of a regular watering can, thus making it available at all farming patches that have tool leprechauns.
The magic watering will disappear upon death. If lost, it can be replaced by talking to the Fairy Queen.
Possible uses
It can be used to water saplings that are grown in the plant pot, negating the constant need to refill the watering can with a bucket of water or water source. Flowers and allotments can also be watered to negate chance of disease for that particular growth stage, and a magic watering can is about twice as fast as a normal watering can when watering tree saplings. It can also be used to plant items in Player-owned houses.
Trivia
- If a player has a normal watering can and a Magic watering can in the inventory and attempts to store one with the leprechaun, only the Magic one will be shown for storage.
- It was previously possible to get more than one Magic watering can by storing one in a Tool Leprechaun and then asking the Fairy Queen for a replacement. Anyone who had obtained more than one magic watering can before this bug was fixed still has the extra(s) unless they destroyed them.
- Though it clearly has a different look from the old watering can in the inventory, the animation that happens when players use it makes it look the same.
 Rake •  Secateurs (Magic) •  Gardening trowel •  Seed dibber •  Watering can (Magic) •  Compost •  Supercompost •  Spade • Plant pot •  Empty sack •  Basket •  Plant cure
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