Moonlight Peaks: How to get & Use The Firefly Sanctuary + Firefly Pollinator
If ten million fireflies lit up the world...
As you play Moonlight Peaks, you'll mainly spend a lot of time farming, as it's the core of the game, allowing you to earn money by selling products and cooking up some food and beverages to even gift to the residents you'd want to befriend. But you don't always just want to give and consume ordinary produce and food products. You might want to consider improving their quality.
This is where the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinators come in. They're useful items that help your crops improve their quality over time. If you're wondering how to get these two items, you're in luck, as we've prepared this guide on how to get and use the Firefly Sanctuary and the Firefly Pollinator.
How to get the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator in Moonlight Peaks?
Right off the bat, you won't just get the Firefly Sanctuary and the Firefly Pollinator in the early game in Moonlight Peaks. You'll have to wait for the Henderson Family to move into town through the quest, "A New Beginning." Afterwards, you'll become more acquainted with Jada, who'll ask for your help in the quests "Museum in the Making" and "Curating the Museum," which are two quests required to fully open the museum.
With the museum open, you can donate items until the museum becomes 100% complete. However, there are a few milestones that you can get, such as reaching 10% completion, which will reward you with the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator Blueprints.
To reach this museum completion milestone, be sure to save up some of the critters, fish, two-star quality produce, and items you've dug up. You can donate this to the museum to increase your completion progress and eventually get the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator.
With that, you've gotten the blueprints for both the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator, so you can start building these two items to improve your crops' quality.
How to Craft the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator?
When it comes to crafting the Firefly Sanctuary and the Firefly Pollinator, you need a couple of different materials that you need to spend some time gathering.
The Firefly Sanctuary costs 10 Planks, 5 Refined Stone, and 5 Rose Quartz. The Rose Quartz can be mined in the Crystal Cave near Fiona's House in the Moonlit Pines.
For the Firefly Pollinator, you'll need 5 Wood, 5 Iron Bars, and 5 Rose Quartz.
As soon as you gather these materials, you can craft these two items. Place them alongside your Scarecrow so that they have good coverage of your crops.
How to Use the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator in Moonlight Peaks?
With the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator ready, you can now start using them.
The Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator go together. For the Firefly Sanctuary, this produces Firedrops, at a maximum of 23 Firedrops, depending on the number of crops within its vicinity. Once you collect the Firedrops, you can add them to the Firefly Pollinator. This will improve the quality of all crops within the 9x9 area of the Firefly Pollinator.
What else can Firedrops be used for?
While Firedrops are mainly used for improving crop quality, you should know they're also a good resource to craft a few decorative items and tools at the Workbench. Since Firedrops spawn daily, you can stock up a lot of these and use it to craft decorations to improve your home and just maintain your crops' quality y.
With that, you now know how to unlock, craft, and use the Firefly Sanctuary and Firefly Pollinator in Moonlight Peaks. Consider building a lot of Sanctuaries and Pollinators, especially if you have a lot of farm plots, so that you can generate better harvests to not only use in recipes but also to donate them to the museum.
