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Hogwarts Legacy Fluxweed Stem: How To Get, Plant & Grow

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Harvesting is a difficult skill. The same holds true if you’re trying to get the Fluxweed Stem in Hogwarts Legacy. The plant is used to brew potions that can greatly help you in combat situations. However, the Fluxweed Stem is known to be elusive. In this guide, we will help you with all the locations where you can get it from and how to plant and grow it as well.

Where to Get the Fluxweed Stem in Hogwarts Legacy

magic neep store

The best ways to get the Fluxweed Stem in Hogwarts Legacy are either buying stems directly from the Magic Neep store or purchasing its seeds. You can find the Magic Neep store close to J. Pippin’s Potions shop in Hogsmeade.

You can purchase two Fluxweed Stems for about 150 galleons. So, make sure you have enough galleons before you set out for Hogsmeade. Approach the vendor Timothy Teasdale right outside his home. You will find the Fluxweed Stem under the “Ingredients” section. Along with it, you will also see Fluxweed Seeds for sale. This is one of the best methods to grow the plant, here’s how:

How to Plant & Grow Fluxweed Stem in Hogwarts Legacy

Buying seeds is one of the best methods to grow Fluxweed Stem. You can purchase them for 300 galleons from the store. Although a bit expensive, they are cost-effective in the long run. You will first need to learn the Conjuration recipe from Tomes and Scrolls in Hogsmeade. Once you do that, you will be able to grow the Fluxweed Stem in 15 minutes. You can grow these seeds in the Room of Requirement inside a large pot. The plant will yield up to five Fluxweed Stems in total.

That’s all you need to know about how to get Fluxweed Stems in Hogwarts Legacy. We hope this guide helped you in brewing your desired potions. While you’re still here, you may also like recipes for all potions or how to earn money fast in our dedicated Hogwarts Legacy section.

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