Where to find grass seeds in Grounded 2

How do you get Grounded 2 grass seeds? We're here to help you look beyond the horizon and to see the bigger picture. Although the park is filled to the brim with materials, friends, foes, and literal garbage, the clutter might be overcomplicating your search for grass seeds.

If you're looking for grass seeds in the survival game, you're likely just setting off on your jaunt around the town park. We can help. Check out some other Grounded 2 guides covering how to get water and where to find blueberries. You wouldn't want to be caught off guard by an opportunistic mosquito now, would you?

Early on, you're going to need Grass Seeds to make your mark in Grounded 2. If you're used to a perfectly manicured lawn at home, you might think grass seeds are only ever found in a big box of thousands you scatter haphazardly a couple of times a year to fix dry patches.

With no big-box store in sight, you'll have to harvest your Grounded 2 grass seed the old-fashioned way. Turn your attention to the skyline of the Grounded 2 playground, and you should soon see what you need.

The taller, visibly overgrown grass stems with fuzzy-looking flowery tips are your target. Target their stems like you would with any other type of grass, and you'll notice the difference: these are Grass Flowers.

Whack the grass down with your standard Omni-Axe, and the seeds should fall right off.

Like just about any material in Grounded 2, grass seeds can play havoc with the physics engine. And with how far they'll fall and their unique shape, they can bounce, roll, and shoot off in virtually any direction. You have been warned.

In most cases, you won't need nearly as many seeds as the average blade of grass has grown, so a decent supply should fall to your feet as you chop. If you're struggling, make a habit of looking up as you chop and tracking the grass seeds as they fall.

Grass seeds drop steadily with each strike, like fruit from a tree, so you won't have to fully fell a stalk to get what you need. That can help avoid seeds shooting off as they collide with a tumbling trunk.

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