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.