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Tears of the Kingdom – All Plant, Flower & Mushroom Locations

Tears of the Kingdom has many plants, flowers, and mushrooms for you to find and we share their locations in this walkthrough.

Crafting is a major component in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Be it cooking, mixing elixirs, or anything you need to help protect yourself during your journey through Hyrule Kingdom. Many of these recipes require core ingredients, such as flowers, mushrooms, or a wide variety of unique plants that you can find while exploring the world.

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These small items are scattered throughout Tears of the Kingdom, and tracking down specific ones can be difficult if you want to complete one simple recipe. Thankfully, many of them do have locations where they frequently appear. This guide covers where to find all plants, flowers, and mushrooms in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

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Every Plant, Flower, & Mushroom Location in Tears of the Kingdom

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There are dozens of plants, flowers, and mushrooms for you to discover while playing Tears of the Kingdom. You can pick up as many as you’d like because you won’t have the worry about inventory space, and we encourage you to grab as many as possible for any future cooking or crafting recipe you might learn while playing.

Where these resources appear will vary in every region in Tears of the Kingdom, and knowing where you need to go for each one will make your life much easier while playing. Making sure you unlock fast travel locations to every area will also make it easier to scoop up any flower, plant, and mushroom you need so you can make whatever you need in the game.

All Plant Locations in Tears of the Kingdom

Here’s where you can find every plant location in Tears of the Kingdom.

Plant IconPlant LocationPlant NameEffect
A common herb you can find in Hyrule, and have it enhance your cooking recipes.Hyrule HerbIncreases the number of hearts you receive when eating food.
You can find these from cutting down trees on Sky Islands.Korok FrondYou can attach it to a weapon and use it as a fan, enhancing your arsenal.
A wild root that you can find in cooler climates.StambulbA helpful item that you can use in cooking recipes that will replenish your Stamina wheel.

All Flower Locations in Tears of the Kingdom

This is where you can find every flower location in Tears of the Kingdom.

Flower IconFlower LocationFlower NameEffect
Regularly appears in forests.ArmoranthA helpful flower that can increase your defense when used in meals.
Blue Nightshade has the chance to appear in the Great Hyrule Forest and the West Necluda regionBlue NightshadeWhen used in a cooking recipe, this item will increase your overall Stealth.
An explosive flower that reacts with Fire and Electricity. You can find it throughout the Depths and sold in select shops.Bomb FlowerAn item you cannot eat, but can fuse with arrows, shields, and weapons.
Often appears in Hebra Mountains and the Tabantha FrontierCool SaffinaCooking with this flower increases your heat resistance.
The Electric Saffina often appears in the Gerudo Desert and the Hyrule Ridge.Electric SaffinaWhen you use this in a cooking recipe, this will increase your Electric Resistance.
Often appears in East Necluda and Faron Grasslands.Mighty ThistleIf you use this in cooking recipes, this will give you an increase in your overall attack power for a limited time.
You can find it while exploring the Depths.Muddle BudA flower that you can throw at enemies to confuse them, making it difficult for them to the difference between friend and foe.
Silent Princess can appear in the Akkala Highlands and Hyrule RidgeSilent PrincessWhen used in a cooking project, can increase your stealth.
The Sundelion is commonly found in sunny areas, particularly on Sky Islands.SundelionWhen used in cooking recipes, this item will restore any health depleted by Gloom.
Often appears in Hebra Mountains and the Tabantha FrontierSwift VioletIf you put a Silent Princess in a Cooking dish, this will increase your overall movement speed for a limited time.
You can find it in the Eldin Canyon and Gerudo Desert.Warm SafflinaWhen used in cooking recipes, this will provide cold resistance.

All Mushroom Locations in Tears of the Kingdom

These are where you can find every mushroom location in Tears of the Kingdom.

Mushroom IconMushroom LocationMushroom NameEffect
You can find this mushroom while exploring Underground Caves in Hyrule.BrightcapThis is an item that you can add to cooking recipes, that will cause you to glow.
You can find this mushroom in colder climates, where it’s snowing, at the base of trees, normally in the Gerudo Highlands and the Hebra Mountains.ChillshroomKeeps you cool in regions with warmer temperatures when used in cooking recipes.
The Endura Shroom has the chance to appear in the North Tabantha Sky Archipalego or the North Necluda Sky Archipalego. Endura ShroomWhen used in a cooking recipe, the Endura Shroom will increase your maximum Stamina bar. This extra Stamina bar goes away when you use it.
These will appear in Hyrule Field and West Neculda.Hearty TruffleThis is a mushroom that strictly heals you, and can give you additional maximum Health Points when used in cooking.
The Hylian Shroom can appear in Hyrule Field and Hyrule Ridge regions.Hylian ShroomYou receive no special cooking enhancement when using this with other cooking recipes.
You can find the Ironshroom while exploring East Necluda and West Necluda.IronshroomYou can mix this into your cooking recipes and it will increase your overall defenses during combat.
The Razorshroom has the chance to appear in the Great Hyrule Forest and the Tabantha Frontier.RazorshroomWhen you use this mushroom in cooking, it will increase your attack power.
You can find the Puffshroom while exploring the Depths.PuffshroomYou can throw it during battle to create a smokebomb.
The Rushroom will appear in the Gerudo Highlands and the Tabantha Frontier.RushroomTemporarily increases your movement speed when used in cooking recipes.
You can find this in the Akkala Highlands and the West Neculda.Silent ShroomWhen using this in a cooking recipe, it increases you overall stealth and makes it harder for things to hear you.
A common mushroom that appears on Sky Islands in Tears of the Kingdom.SkyshroomA common mushroom that will restore your health when used in cooking recipes.
One of the more common mushrooms you can find scattered throughout Hyrule.Stamella ShroomIncreases your stamina wheel when you use it as an ingredient in cooking recipes.
The Sunshroom will typically appear in the Eldin Canyon and the Gerudo Highlands region.SunshroomWhen you use a Sunshroom in a cooking recipe, it will increase your Cold Resistance.
The Zapshroom commonly appears in the Gerudo Desert and the Lanayru Wetlands.ZapshroomIf a Zapshroom is used in a cooking recipe, there’s a good chance it will increase your Shock Resistance.

And that’s it! Check out our other The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom guides below to help with crafting, exploring, and tackling challenges across Hyrule.

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