Wergali seed

Wergali seed

Farming level	46
Patch	Herb
Time	80 min (4x20 min)
Planting XP	52.8
Checking XP	N/A
Harvesting XP	52.8
Payment	N/A
Tradeable?	Yes
High Alchemy	38 coins
Low Alchemy	25 coins
Store price	3800 points (Vinesweeper) coins
Exchange price	coins (update)
GE Database	Look up price
Examine	A Wergali seed - plant in a herb patch.
Weight	0 kg
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A detailed image of a wergali seed.

Wergali seeds can be planted in a herb patch in order to produce grimy wergali. This requires a Farming level of 46.

A nearby gardener will not watch over your growing wergali.

Wergali seeds can be obtained as a monster drop (see below), from Managing Miscellania if your workers are assigned to Farming, from clearing a dead herb patch if a player has the Scroll of life effect on their account or bought from the Vinesweeper minigame for 3800 points each.

Planting wergali seeds is very profitable, so therefore players are advised to make sure that the herb does not die. Supercompost (or Fertile Soil spell) is strongly recommended, as this is the best way of preventing your herbs from getting diseased, as it is not possible to water the patch or to ask a farmer to tend the herbs.

The following table shows the profit yield, assuming all the herbs and seeds are purchased/sold at the Grand Exchange, for the guide price. If the herb dies, you will lose   −389 coins.

Herb yield	Profit/loss	Herb yield	Profit/loss
1	1,693	6	12,103
2	3,775	7	14,185
3	5,857	8	16,267
4	7,939	9	18,349
5	10,021	10	20,431

Note: Supercompost yields a minimum of 5 herbs.

Dropping monsters

Monster	Combat level	Quantity	Rarity
Tortoise	79, 92	1	2Common
Warped terrorbird	81,143	1	2Common
Cave horror	80	1	3Uncommon
Molanisk	51	1	3Uncommon
Giant ant soldier	58	1–2	3Uncommon
Giant wasp	66	1	7Unknown

Stages of growth

Healthy Wergali plant
Stage	Description	Image
1	The seed has only just been planted.	Click for a larger image
2	The herb is now ankle height.	Click for a larger image
3	The herb is now knee height.	Click for a larger image
4	The herb is now mid-thigh height.	Click for a larger image
5	The herb is fully grown and ready to harvest.	Click for a larger image

Trivia

• This is one of only two herb seeds that are not green in colour.