How to Farm Odd Onions in Slime Rancher 2: Completing and Solving

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Starting a new journey on Rainbow Island in Slime Rancher 2 is simpler than you might think, with plenty of amazing sights and activities. However, not everything is easy to find, as some items—whether slimes or resources—are quite rare.

One such item is the Odd Onion, which might easily go unnoticed while exploring. This tough-to-spot root vegetable is a hidden gem and a favorite snack for certain slimes. Here’s the scoop on where to find them and how to grow your own Off Onion supply at the conservatory. Before long, you’ll have a reliable stockpike!

### Where to Find Odd Onions

Unlike most food sources on Rainbow Island, Odd Onions aren’t found in patches across the regions. They’re so rare that they only appear in specific vegetable patches. You might find an Odd Onion among patches of Wet Lettuce, Carrots, or other crops, though the chance is slim.

To increase your odds, head to these regions for possible spawn points:

– Ember Valley
– Powderfall Bluffs
– The Grey Labyrinth

A quick tip: When exploring Ember Valley, you’re more likely to find Multiple patches, with one Onion in each, even close to one another. Keep in mind that only one Onion will spawn per patch at a time. When you spot one of these rare vegetables, grab it and bring it back to your conservatory—especially if you’re working on farming Crystal Slimes.

Since Odd Onions are so uncommon, it’s best to farm Crystal Slimes using easier-to-feed options like Pink Slimes or Bat Slimes rather than risking your precious roots.

### How to Farm Odd Onions

If you want to grow more Odd Onions at the conservatory, set up a small farm plot in an open area. To start growing one, shoot an Odd Onion into the receptacle. But here’s the catch: this method will only produce one guaranteed Onion. The rest of your harvest will be Carrots, with a very low chance of getting more Onions each time.

While this isn’t the fastest or most efficient way to farm vegetables, it’s a useful tactic, especially if you plan to breed Crystal Largo Slimes that eat vegetables. Don’t let the extra Carrots go to waste—they can be useful in other farming or feeding needs.