It’s 50% sea and 50% weed, but how can you make it in Infinite Craft? Here are some ways to make Seaweed in Infinite Craft, as well as what you can use Seaweed to make.
How to Make Seaweed in Infinite Craft
The easiest way to make Seaweed in Infinite Craft is by combining a Fish and a Tree. This takes some prior crafting to get to both components.
How to Make Fish in Infinite Craft
To make a Fish, combine a Mermaid with Water. You start off with Water, but will need to work your way up to Mermaid.
First, follow these steps to make your way up to “Surf:”
- Earth + Wind = Dust
- Dust + Dust = Sand
- Sand + Water = Beach
- Water + Wind = Wave
- Beach + Wave = Surf
Similar combinations, such as Beach and Tsunami, can result in “Surfer.” Surfer will also work for the following combinations.
Next, follow these steps to create a Unicorn:
- Fire + Fire = Volcano
- Volcano + Rainbow = Unicorn
Now, combine Surf and Unicorn to make Mermaid, then combine Mermaid and Water to finally have Fish.
How to Make Tree in Infinite Craft
Tree is a lot easier to make in Infinite Craft than Fish. Follow these quick steps to get yourself a tree:
- Water + Earth = Plant
- Plant + Plant = Tree
Once you’ve made your Tree, all you need to do is combine a Tree with a Fish to get Seaweed.
What Can Seaweed Be Used to Make in Infinite Craft
Now that you have Seaweed, you can make a whole lot of new, interesting combinations. Below is a list of just some of the possible outcomes of using Seaweed in Infinite Crafting:
- Seaweed + Fish = Sushi
- Seaweed + Seaweed = Coral
- Coral + Coral = Reef
- Seaweed + Sushi = Roll
- Seaweed + Water = Kelp
- Seaweed + Kelp = Algae
- Seaweed + Glass = Wine
- Seaweed + Wine = Sake
- Seaweed + Wind = Kite
- Seaweed + Magnifying Glass = Sea Monster
- Seaweed + Neil Armstrong = Sea Armstrong
A lot of Seaweed combinations result in Sushi, but it’s a component worth obtaining for its overall versatility. Other unique things you can craft include Adam and Eve, Time, and even Yaoi, all of which we have helpful guides for.
