Best Pals for Planting in Palworld

These Pals are your go-to for all your botany needs.

Mossanda laying on the grass on his side, scratching his belly in Palworld.
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Planting is one of the early jobs you’ll need to do on your Palworld base. Your Pals are hungry, after all, and that food has to come from somewhere. Luckily, some of the best Planting Pals can make that process go relatively quickly.

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For those of you just getting your base off the ground, there are thankfully easy-to-find Planting Pals that spawn close to the game’s starting area where you begin your Palworld journey. As you progress, though that adventure, you’re likely going to want to sub out those early starters for better Pals who can plant seeds quicker.

Best Pals for Planting in Palworld tier list

We’ve put together a list of all the Pals in Palworld with the Planting ability and have ranked them based on their level in the Work Suitability. Pals with higher levels in Planting will perform the task faster than those of a lower level, allowing them to plant more crops in the same amount of time. If you’re looking to make your base’s gardeners the most efficient possible, look towards the top of this list for your ideal Palworld candidates.

Below these rankings you’ll find a more comprehensive breakdown of the best Planting Pals, where to find them, and why they’re rated so highly on our list.

Pal NamePlanting LevelTier Rank
LyleenLevel fourS
BroncherryLevel threeA
PetalliaLevel threeA
MammorestLevel twoB
VaeletLevel twoB
VerdashLevel twoB
DinossomLevel twoB
ElizabeeLevel twoB
MossandaLevel twoB
CinnamothLevel twoB
CaprityLevel twoB
WarsectLevel oneC
Wumpo BotanLevel oneC
BeegardeLevel oneC
RobinquillLevel oneC
BristlaLevel oneC
FlopieLevel oneC
GumossLevel oneC
TanzeeLevel oneC
LifmunkLevel oneC

Best Planting Pal in Palworld

Lyleen

Lyleen is unarguably the best Planting Pal thanks to its level four Planting stat. It didn’t have to work too hard for that top spot, either, given how it’s the only Pal with level four Planting in the entire Paldeck. Lyleen also boasts stats in Handiwork (level three), Gathering (level two), and Medicine Production (level three), making it a useful worker to have on your base.

Naturally, this makes it particularly difficult to locate and capture. To find Lyleen, travel to the Deep Sand Dunes fast travel point, then head northeast. You’ll need to cross the sea before coming across a massive ancient structure. Lyleen spawns in this area around level 40, so be sure to bring your best guns and equipment.

  • Element: Grass
  • Partner Skill: Harvest Goddess
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level four), Handiwork (level three), Medicine Production (level three), Gathering (level two)
  • Possible Drops: Low Grade Medical Supplies, Beautiful Flower, Innovative Technical Manual
  • Hunger: 6/10

Best late-game Planting Pals in Palworld

Broncherry

Broncherry is a reliable planter in Palworld with three levels in the skill. One advantage it has over Lyleen is Planting is the only Work Suitability it has on its resume, meaning it won’t wander off to do another job and neglect your fields. This makes it the best single skill Planting Pal and it’s for this reason we’ve placed Broncherry above the other level-three Planting Pal.

You can find Broncherry around the Sealed Realm of the Swordmaster fast travel location at coordinates -105, -467—the same location where you can find and catch Moazzarina for Milk. Ours was level 19 when we found it, so be sure to bring a few Mega Spheres with you.

  • Element: Grass
  • Partner Skill: Overaffectionate
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level three)
  • Possible Drops: Broncherry Meat, Tomato Seeds
  • Hunger: 7/10

Petallia

Like Lyleen, Petallia has many hands in many plant beds—and by that we mean it excels at more than one Work Suitability. Planting is its highest stat at level three, but it also sports a level two in Medicine Production, Gathering, and Handiwork. It wraps up its list with one level in Transporting, making it a solid all-arounder.

To catch Petallia, you’ll need to make the trek to Pal Sanctuary No. 1, which is south of the starting island across the ocean. Petallia begins spawning at level 28, so be sure you’re leveled up before you make the trip.

  • Element: Grass
  • Partner Skill: Blessing of the Flower Spirit
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level three), Handiwork (level two), Gathering (level two), Medicine Production (level two), Transporting (level one)
  • Possible Drops: Beautiful Flower
  • Hunger: 3/10

Best early-game Planting Pals in Palworld

Planting fields for growing your own food is something you’re going to want for your base as soon as possible. So, if you’re just starting out in Palworld, you may want to make these early-game Pals a priority.

Lifmunk

It may not technically be considered a Starter Pal, but Lifmunk really may as well be one as it’s likely to be the first Grass type Pal you encounter. As such, it’s also among the first Pals you’ll catch with the Planting Work Suitability. It’s only at level one, of course, but Lifmunk is quite versatile, having no less than four other Work Suitabilities. So, it’s well worth catching a few even if you’ve yet to craft any fields.

There are plenty of early-game locations you can find and catch Lifmunk, but we’d recommend just following the path to Rayne Syndicate Tower and you should come across it.

  • Element: Grass
  • Partner Skill: Lifmunk Recoil
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level one), Handiwork (level one), Gathering (level one), Lumbering (level one), Medicine Production (level one)
  • Possible Drops: Berry Seeds, Low Grade Medical Supplies
  • Hunger: 1/10

Tanzee

You’ll likely already be after a Tanzee if only so you can see it wielding an assault rifle, but it’s also another great early addition to your base. If you’re struggling to find and catch Lifmunk, Tanzee’s the perfect alternative since it shares a lot of the exact same Work Suitabilites, making it well versed in other areas besides Planting. The one difference is Tanzee can help transport items and resources to your storage containers.

Like Lifmunk, you should be able to find Tanzee in the grassy areas in the direction of the Rayne Syndicate Tower. Or you can head to the areas directly west of the Small Settlement.

  • Element: Grass
  • Partner Skill: Cheery Rifle
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level one), Handiwork (level one), Gathering (level one), Lumbering (level one), Transporting (level one)
  • Possible Drops: Mushroom
  • Hunger: 2/10

Gumoss

If you want a Pal you can catch incredibly early and will only dedicate itself to Planting at your base, you’re going to want Gumoss. While it lacks Lifmunk and Tanzee’s versatility, you’ll never need to worry about Gumoss wandering off to work on something else since it only has one Work Suitability. Maybe get two so you can keep one in the party as its Partner Skill improves your own lumbering efficiency, making it a bit easier to accrue Wood, which is one of the most important materials for the early-game.

Just like the last two Pals, Gumoss shouldn’t be difficult to find. Just follow the path from the starting area to Rayne Syndicate Tower and you’ll come across one or two eventually.

  • Element: Grass/Ground
  • Partner Skill: Logging Assistance
  • Work Suitability: Planting (level one)
  • Possible Drops: Berry Seeds, Gumoss Leaf
  • Hunger: 1/10
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