How To Make Supercompost OSRS
Compost is a pretty useful item in OSRS if you’re looking to farm. While some consider it to be a necessity, it is super useful especially if you’re on a Herb run or are doing the Tithe Farm minigame. So if you’re looking to amp up your Farming Skills, make sure you have a bunch of Compost under your belt.
With that being said, there are a ton of things you need to know about Compost and Supercompost before we get to the process of making it. So let’s dive into the article and see all there is about this super useful item.
What Is Compost
You must be wondering; What is Compost? To answer your question, it reduces the chance of farming patches becoming diseased by 50% per growth stage. There are three types of Compost: Regular, Super and Ultra but in our guide, we’ll be talking about Supercompost only.
The odds of a patch becoming diseased with Regular Compost is ¼, ⅛ with Supercompost, and 1/10 with Ultracompost. While it is better if you use Ultracompost probability-wise, Supercompost can be deemed as the better choice since it will provide you with better value for money.
You could use Regular Compost but Supercompost isn’t that expensive and decreases the probability of a spoiled patch by 50%
Compost is important since you can’t pay a Farmer to watch over your herb patches. While you could just buy it from the GE if you’re high level, if you’re an Ironmen, you’ll have to go through the hassle of making Supercompost manually.
How To Make Supercompost
Making Supercompost isn’t that challenging, so no need to be worried about it. Plus if you’re able to make Supercompost, you’ll also be able to get your hands on Ultracompost when needed.
To make Supercompost, all you need to do is put 15 items in the Compost Bin out of any from the list below, close the lid, and then wait for 90 minutes before collecting it. Here is the list of items you could use:
Item Cost to Fill Big Compost Bin Coconut shell Not sold; no other use Watermelon 390 780 Willow roots 570 1,140 Maple roots 690 1,380 Half coconut Not sold Poison ivy berries 930 1,860 Oak roots 1,035 2,070 Mushroom 1,215 2,430 Calquat fruit 1,650 3,300 Yew roots 2,070 4,140 Pineapple 2,220 4,440 Snape grass 4,170 8,340 Jangerberries 5,115 10,230 White berries 5,220 10,440 White lily 10,665 21,330 Dwarf weed 11,730 23,460 Grimy dwarf weed 11,955 23,910 Dragonfruit 13,050 26,100 Papaya fruit 15,840 31,680 Lantadyme 21,585 43,170 Grimy lantadyme 21,690 43,380 Grimy avantoe 27,675 55,350 Avantoe 28,815 57,630 Grimy kwuarm 32,475 64,950 Kwuarm 32,520 65,040 Grimy cadantine 41,745 83,490 Cadantine 41,880 83,760 Coconut 43,530 87,060 Grimy toadflax 48,810 97,620 Toadflax 49,485 98,970 Magic roots 52,350 104,700 Grimy torstol 63,180 126,360 Torstol 64,095 128,190 Grimy snapdragon 117,705 235,410 Snapdragon 118,140 236,280 Celastrus bark 122,115 244,230 Tenti pineapple Not sold White tree fruit Not sold
Once you’ve collected any of the 15 items listed above, you’ll need to go to a Supercompost bin. You can find a Supercompost bin at five locations in the game and each one is located next to an Allotment Patch. Make your way to each of these five with 15 items of your choice and then put them in the bin.
Remember to close the Supercompost Bin after you dump all the items in it since the process of making the compost won’t start otherwise. Once you close the lid, you won’t be able to open it once the Supercompost is ready.
After your Compost is ready, take 15 buckets to store all of it with you. You can then fill up the bin with 15 items again to start the process again.
Final Thoughts
All in all, Supercompost is a must item to have at your side especially if you’re looking to farm since it’ll decrease the likelihood of a Farming Patch being spoiled. While you could use Regular Compost, a Supercompost isn’t that expensive compared to a Regular one and can provide double the effect with it.
