Cauliflower
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Crunchy and gigantic. Process in: Preserving Barrel
How to obtain
Growth stages
Plant Cauliflower Seed in tilled farmland.
- Seasons: Season of Rebirth, Season of the Harvest, Season of the Witch.
- Ready after 16 nights.
- Water daily for reliable growth.
- Produces: Cauliflower.
Stage 1
Sown
Stage 2
Day 4
Stage 3
Day 8
Stage 4
Day 12
Harvest
Day 16
Day 0 is planting day. Times assume normal growth, daily watering and any required ritual. Growth bonuses and missed watering can change the date.
Recipes
3 recipes use Cauliflower, at 2 stations.
Oven (2)
| Makes | Ingredients | Learned |
|---|---|---|
| Mystery Roast | Mystery Meat (8) Mystery Steak (4) Cauliflower (1) any quality Secret Sauce (2) Bones (5) |
Known from the start |
| Super Stew | Cauliflower (1) any quality Eldersprout (1) any quality Mystery Steak (4) Serpent Steak (2) Bones (5) |
Known from the start |
Witching Mortar (1)
| Makes | Ingredients | Learned |
|---|---|---|
| Greater Offering of Rain | Razor Tooth (4) Gravemoss (16) Coal (24) Cauliflower (2) any quality Strawberry (12) any quality Eldersprout (6) any quality |
Known from the start |
Processing
Put Cauliflower into one of these machines and come back later.
| Machine | Input | Makes | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preserving Barrel | Cauliflower any quality | Pickles (Cauliflower) | 3 days |
Quality
This item exists at 4 quality levels — Regular, Silver, Gold, Void — each a separate entry with its own value. Which one you get is rolled when the item is produced, and Luck raises the odds of a better roll.
Gift preferences
Quality does not change the reaction when the item can be given as a gift.
Notes
- It is used in 3 recipes; keep a small reserve before selling surplus copies.
- Its recipes accept any quality, so the least valuable quality is normally the economical one to consume.
- It is a useful gift for Josh, Molly, and Tanner, who like it.
- Gift reactions do not improve with quality, so use the least valuable quality when giving it away.

