Rust

Rust Farming

Everything you can plant in Rust - where to find it and what it’s used for (foods, teas, and crafting).

PlantWhere FoundUses
HempHemp
Grasslands, jungle
  • Clothing crafting
  • Medical items
  • Sold for scrap
  • General crafting
CornCorn
Rivers, Bandit Camp
  • Direct food source
  • Cooking recipes
  • Horse food
  • Sold for scrap
PumpkinPumpkin
Rivers
  • Direct food source
  • Cooking recipes
  • Horse food
PotatoPotato
Forests
  • Direct food source
  • Cooking recipes
WheatWheat
Rivers
  • Direct food source
  • Cooking recipes
  • Horse food
Blue BerryBlue Berry
Forests, jungles
  • Tea
Green BerryGreen Berry
Forests, jungles
  • Tea
Red BerryRed Berry
Forests, jungles
  • Tea
White BerryWhite Berry
Forests, jungles
  • Tea
Yellow BerryYellow Berry
Forests, jungles
  • Tea
OrchidOrchid
Forests, jungles
  • Sold for scrap
RoseRose
Forests, jungles
  • Sold for scrap
SunflowerSunflower
Forests, jungles
  • Sold for scrap

What you’ll need for farming

  • Planter Box or Plant Pot - where your seeds actually grow.
  • Light Source - plants need light to grow indoors (ceiling lights, floodlights, etc.).
  • Sprinklers and Water pumps - keeps plants hydrated for faster and healthier growth.

Proper lighting and water dramatically improve growth speed and yield. Most serious farms are built indoors with sprinklers wired to water pumps.

Farming Guides

Final Farming Tips

Make sure to take full advantage of Chicken Pies when working toward ideal clones. They provide a powerful boost to your farming stats and make it significantly easier to roll ideal genetics (ex. YYYGGG).

When crossbreeding, consider using RustBreeder.com. This site streamlines the crossbreeding process, helping you plan your gene combinations, track outcomes, and avoid wasted time and resources.