You can get Tomato Seeds in Palworld by buying them from the red-clothed Wandering Merchants at Dune Shelter or Fisherman’s Point, or by farming Pals such as Cinnamoth and Bristla near the Ancient Ritual Site.
Tomato Seeds are the starting point for tomato farming in Palworld, and tomatoes feed the higher-tier recipes that keep a base running. Getting a steady supply is easy once you know the two shops that sell them and the one area where wild Pals drop them. Here’s every route in the 1.0 release.
Fastest ways to get Tomato Seeds
| Method | Where to go | What |
|---|---|---|
| Buy from a merchant | Dune Shelter market square | Talk to the red-clothed Wandering Merchant and buy seeds |
| Buy from a merchant | Fisherman’s Point | Trade with the second red-clothed merchant for seeds |
| Farm Pal drops | Ancient Ritual Site (-15, -293) | Defeat or capture Cinnamoth and Bristla for a chance at seeds |
How to get Tomato Seeds in Palworld
There are three routes here — two merchants and one Pal-farming spot — so pick whichever sits closest to your base.
Travel to the Ancient Ritual Site
Open your map and fast-travel to the Ancient Ritual Site at -15, -293.
Hunt Cinnamoth in the area
Cinnamoth spawns throughout this zone and can drop Tomato Seeds when you defeat or capture it.
Farm Bristla nearby
Bristla roams the same ground and also has a chance to drop Tomato Seeds, so clear both.
Head to the Dune Shelter market
Fast-travel to Dune Shelter and step into the market square.
Buy from the red-clothed merchant
Talk to the red-clothed Wandering Merchant to buy Tomato Seeds outright — expect to pay somewhere between 150 and 200 Gold each.
Try the Fisherman’s Point merchant
A second red-clothed merchant at Fisherman’s Point can also stock Tomato Seeds if you want a closer option.
Buy a full stack from the Dune Shelter merchant in one trip — the shop restocks, so you can grab enough seeds to fill a Tomato Plantation and skip Pal farming entirely.
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Other Palworld that drop Tomato Seeds
| Pal | How to get seeds |
|---|---|
| Cinnamoth | Defeat or capture it near the Ancient Ritual Site |
| Bristla | Defeat or capture it near the Ancient Ritual Site |
| Mossanda | Beat or catch it for a chance at multiple seeds |
| Broncherry | Drops seeds when defeated or captured |
| Dinossom Lux | Drops seeds when defeated or captured |
| Vaelet | Drops seeds when defeated or captured |
| Wumpo Botan | Drops seeds when defeated or captured |
Cinnamoth and Bristla near the Ancient Ritual Site are the drops you can farm on demand, but they aren’t the only Pals carrying Tomato Seeds. Mossanda is a solid backup — players have pulled several seeds from a handful of them — and a wider spread of Pals can drop seeds too when defeated or captured. Some of these come from older drop data, so lean on the Ancient Ritual Site route first and treat the rest as bonus finds while you’re out exploring.
What Tomato Seeds are for
Once you’ve built up a stack of Tomato Seeds, you’ll use them to run a Tomato Plantation, the farm structure that grows Tomato crops at your base. Those tomatoes then feed into higher-tier food recipes and general base sustenance, so a steady seed supply is what keeps that production line moving. It’s a small item with a long tail — a few seeds now turn into a self-sustaining food source later.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you buy Tomato Seeds in Palworld?
Yes. The red-clothed Wandering Merchants stock them in their trade menu, and because those shops are fixed and restock, buying is the most consistent way to keep seeds coming. If you ever overstock, each seed sells back for 20 Gold.
Where is the easiest place to get Tomato Seeds?
The Dune Shelter market-square merchant is the least hassle, because you can walk in and buy without fighting a single Pal. Farming drops works, but the merchant turns it into a quick, predictable errand.
Do Cinnamoth and Bristla drop Tomato Seeds?
Both do. They share the ground around the Ancient Ritual Site and respawn, so you can keep clearing the area for more attempts. The drop is chance-based, so expect a few runs rather than a guaranteed seed every fight.
What are Tomato Seeds used for?
They power the Tomato Plantation. To grow tomatoes continuously you’ll need the Tomato Plantation technology unlocked and a planting-type Pal assigned to work the farm — miss either and the seeds just sit in storage.
Are Tomato Seed locations changed in Palworld?
The 1.0 release (update 1.100.427) didn’t announce any seed-specific changes, so the same merchants and Pal drops carry over from earlier versions. Merchant stock can rotate, though, so it’s worth a quick check in your game if a shop comes up empty.
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