Morrowgrain Research
Quest Objectives
- Collect
MorrowgrainMorrowgrainCrafting ReagentMax Stack: 20Sell Price: 1 copper×10 - Use
Evergreen PouchEvergreen PouchBinds when picked upUniqueUse: Consume two Un'Goro Soil samples and a Packet of Tharlendris seeds to make an Evergreen Herb Casing.given to you for the quest
Rewards
You will receive:
Cenarion Circle CacheBinds when picked upSell Price: 12 copperCenarion Circle CacheCenarion Circle CacheBinds when picked upSell Price: 12 copperMiscellaneous
4,700 experience+100 Thunder Bluff

- Starts and ends with
- Bashana Runetotem
Bashana RunetotemHumanoidThunder Bluff70.4, 32.9 - Required level
- 47
- Difficulty
- orange from 46, yellow from 48, green from 53
- Side
- Horde
- Follows
- Morrowgrain ResearchMorrowgrain ResearchLevel 50Thunder Bluff · Horde
Objectives
Seed Voucher
Rewards
Packet of Tharlendris Seeds ×20470 experience+10 reputation with Thunder Bluff· level 50
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Description
Here's your Evergreen Pouch that you'll need to use the Tharlendis seeds with. You also need to have Un'Goro soil samples on hand to use as fertilizer for the seeds. Just use the pouch when you have everything; the pouch will take care of the rest.
When you have enough morrowgrain, bring them to me here on Elder Rise. Please don't bother the Arch Druid; he'll be very busy with the research, as well as the multitude of concerns he has!
Progress
Yes your name, have you grown some morrowgrain for the Arch Druid's important research? The mysterious properties of Un'Goro Crater become clearer with each passing day, thanks to the help you are giving us.
Completion
Well done your name, I will be sure to give these to the Arch Druid himself when he has need of them. Meanwhile, please accept this as a token of the Cenarion Circle's appreciation.
Our need for morrowgrain, for now, is constant; if you wish to continue aiding us, then please return when you have cultivated more of it.
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