Lastly, I've heard that sha-touched herbs are a good way. Lots of nodes, and not nearly as filled with players as the Kozen area. Around The Arboretum (haven't tried this area personally), and up and around Terrace of Ten Thunders. So my second option for this way of 'farming' them is a few places in Jade Forest. Only problem with this area is, obviously, lots of other people are playing in this area nearly consistently all day because of the dailies. The area where the Tillers dailies are (in the Kozen area) is normally a good spot (this is coming from a Tauren druid though, so I can just fly away from the monkies and keep on my marry way). If you need them for something else, then the second best way from what personal experience I have, is to find an area that has quite a few nodes of Green Tea Leaf (again, personal experience-never seen a golden lotus node spawn on top of a Fool's Cap, Silkweed, Rain Poppy, or Snow Lily).
In addition to that, the chance that Enigma Seed can germinate into Golden Lotus has been increased slightly, making it more efficient to farm through Enigma Seed.Ĭomment by 1001147Easiest way to get these are Spirits of Harmony.
UPDATE: With the Patch 5.1, the amount of Golden Lotus you can buy for Spirit of Harmony at the Pandaria capitals is reduced to 2 (was 3). Note, you need to be Revered with The Tillers in order to buy them. These seeds can be bought from Merchant Greenfield at Halfhill Market for a cost of 90 silver each. Snakeroot Seed provides random MoP minerals (mostly Ghost Iron Ore). Magebulb Seed provides random MoP enchant materials (mostly Spirit Dust). Windshear Cactus Seed provides Windwool Cloth.Įnigma Seed provides random MoP herb. There are some special types of seeds which provide crafting materials by planting and harvesting them at Sunsong Ranch (next to Tillers hub) in Valley of the Four Winds.
Comment by VoxxelYou can get some extra Golden Lotus per day without farming.
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