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Well you could either buy it from the garden seller person right past the mountain in taverly at that fishing place,or when you rake out the weeds from the areas use the weeds on htat little basket thing. Keep doing this until the option appears that allows you to close it. then you wait and in a long time open it and scoop compost out with bucket. Looooooooooong explaination...or you could just go to the G.E. (Grand Exchange) and buy some compost
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Runescape how long do herbs take to grow?
If you use regular compost, around 2 hours. Supercompost yields herbs for me after I log off for about an hour and a half and they are full gorwn, I'm level 70 farming and that has worked for me so far.
Is there a runescape 2?
There is currently a Runescape 2 and it is a popular MMORPG. You can play it at the website www.runescape.com. It is a F2P (Free to play) and P2P (Pay to play). There was originally Runescape 2, but they renamed runescape 1 "Runescape Classic" and named runescape 2 just "runescape". Runescape classic is runescape 1. Runescape is runescape 2, but they dont call it 2, well most people dont, they just call it runescape. Ricco119
When did Runescape come out?
RuneScape Classic: 2001 RuneScape 2: 2004 RuneScape HD: 2008
How do you do weeding in RuneScape?
You use a rake on the farming patch. This will gather you some weeds, which you can convert to compost.You use a rake on the farming patch. This will gather you some weeds, which you can convert to compost.You use a rake on the farming patch. This will gather you some weeds, which you can convert to compost.You use a rake on the farming patch. This will gather you some weeds, which you can convert to compost.
What is the difference between RuneScape Classic and RuneScape 2?
Runescape Classic Has 2D Characters While Runescape 2 Has 3D Characters, you can now only go onto runescape classic if you are a member and have made an account on runescape classic.
