Fog Orchid
In-game description
“A haunting white flower foraged in fall. Can be given as a gift or used in crafting recipes.”
Quick answer
Fog Orchid is a crops & forage item in Fields of Mistria. Known sources include Fall. It sells for 40 Tesserae. It is required for “Request for a Fog Orchid”. It belongs to the Fall Flower Set. It is used in crafting or cooking recipes. It has recorded villager gift preferences.
- Category
- Crops & Forage
- Location
- Fall / Balor
- Sell value
- 40 Tesserae
- Museum
- Fall Flower Set
- Quest use
- Request for a Fog Orchid
Item at a glance
- Category
- Crops & Forage
- Location
- Fall / Balor
- Sell value
- 40 Tesserae
- Museum
- Fall Flower Set
Where to get Fog Orchid
Fall
Method: Forage
Balor
Method: Store
Purchase price: 160 Tesserae
May appear in rotating stock
Fog Orchid price and value
- Purchase price
- 160 Tesserae
- Sell value
- 40 Tesserae
Quests that require Fog Orchid
Fog Orchid museum set
Recipes using Fog Orchid
Villager gift preferences for Fog Orchid
Loved
Should you keep or sell Fog Orchid?
Keep at least one Fog Orchid until you have donated it to the museum. You may also need it for a quest requirement. It is used in crafting or cooking recipes. Additional copies can be sold for 40 Tesserae.
More Fall Flower items
Fog Orchid questions
Where can I get Fog Orchid?
Known sources for Fog Orchid include Fall, Balor. Availability may depend on season, location, shop inventory, or story progress.
Which quests need Fog Orchid?
Fog Orchid is required for Request for a Fog Orchid. Open the quest guide for quantities and turn-in details.
Can I donate Fog Orchid to the museum?
Yes. Fog Orchid belongs to the Fall Flower Set. Mark it collected in this guide when you have donated it in-game.
Should I keep or sell Fog Orchid?
Keep at least one Fog Orchid until you have donated it to the museum. You may also need it for a quest requirement. It is used in crafting or cooking recipes. Additional copies can be sold for 40 Tesserae.
Who likes Fog Orchid as a gift?
Recorded gift preferences include Balor, Juniper, Stillwell. Unknown reactions are not listed.