Mudborne: How To Make Compost

In Mudborne, successful frog breeding and habitat restoration hinge on mastering composting. Compost fuels mushroom growth, and the type of mud created from these mushrooms directly influences frog traits.

While basic composting is introduced early, exploring expands your ingredient options and compost variety. Eight unique compost recipes exist, each mushroom spore type thriving in a specific compost.

Mushroom Spore Growth & Compost Types

Early game tasks guide you to acquiring a composter from Hopert (five logs and a bucket of mud). Place it on solid ground or flooring.

Composting requires three layered ingredients:

• Layer 1 (Leafy): Leaves, twigs, or resin.
• Layer 2 (Moss): Waterproof coating, salt, or memory gel.
• Layer 3 (Wood): Logs, weeds, or mirror shards.

Add empty buckets to collect the compost, then wait (exploring or resting). The resulting compost type depends on your ingredient choices.

Mudborne Compost Recipes

Compost Type	Ingredients	Effect
Leafy Compost	(Any combination not listed)	Standard compost.
Compact Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Increased longevity.
Rich Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Slower growth, higher yield.
Mineral Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Increased spore formation chance.
Loose Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Faster growth, lower yield.
Absorbent Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Rain resistance.
Insulated Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Snow resistance.
Spoiled Compost	(Specific combination - see in-game guide)	Inhibits growth.

Leafy Compost is common. Experimentation unlocks recipes, automatically saved in the compost menu. A full green bucket icon signals compost readiness. Compost type directly affects mushroom growth, crucial for frog trait modification.

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