All soft soil and Magic Bean planting locations in Zelda Ocarina of Time

All soft soil and Magic Bean planting locations in Zelda Ocarina of Time


Take the Magic Bean for a ride!

Soft soil and Magic Beans go hand-in-hand in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. You can place a bug onto soft soil, and a Gold Skulltula will pop out. But, you can also plant a Magic Bean into it as young Link, and return to it in the future to go on a whimsical journey and find some secret goodies, like Gold Skulltulas and Pieces of Heart.

However, soft soil isn’t marked on your in-game map, so they can be a bit difficult to find and keep track of. Luckily, we’ve listed where you can find every pile of soft soil in Ocarina of Time remake, and what you can find after riding the Magic Bean plant.


How to get Magic Beans in Zelda Ocarina of Time

Link looking at a person sitting on the ground with their hand in a bag in Ocarina of Time. Graphic: Johnny Yu/Polygon | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

You can purchase Magic Beans as young Link from the Bean Seller at Zora River. The first Magic Bean that he’ll sell you will cost 10 rupees, and every subsequent purchase will cost 10 more rupees. You can purchase up to 10 Magic Beans, which will cost a total of 550 rupees.


All soft soil and Magic Bean planting locations in Zelda Ocarina of Time

As there are 10 Magic Beans available for purchase, there are also 10 soft soil and Magic Bean planting locations in Ocarina of Time. Below, we’ve listed the locations of every soft soil and Magic Bean planting spot in chronological order, along with what you’ll find if you ride the plant as an adult.

[Ed. note: If you’re viewing this guide on a mobile device, you may have to swipe left and right to see all the information on the table below.]

Location

Map

Description

Reward

Zora River

Link standing in front of a pile of soft soil with a plant sticking out of it in Ocarina of Time.

Follow the path along Zora River, and you’ll find this pile of soft soil right next to the Bean Seller.

Gold Skulltula (at night) and a Piece of Heart (if you didn’t collect it in the past)

Kokiri Forest

Link standing in front of a pile of soft soil in Ocarina of Time.

Head to the east side of the Kokiri Shop to find this pile of soft soil.

58 rupees

Graveyard

Link standing in front of a pile of soft soil by a tree in Ocarina of Time.

This soft soil is found in the northwest corner of the Graveyard.

Piece of Heart

Death Mountain Trail

Link looking at a pile of soft soil in Ocarina of Time.

Blow up the rock blocking the entrance to Dodongo Cavern, and you’ll find this pile of soft soil in the aftermath.

Piece of Heart

Lost Woods

Link standing in front of a plant sprouting out of soft soil in Ocarina of Time.

From the Kokiri Forest entrance, turn left and then left again. You’ll find this pile of soft soil on your left.

Chest containing a purple rupee

Lost Woods

Link standing in front of a pile of soft sand in Ocarina of Time.

From the Kokiri Forest entrance, turn right, left, right, left, and left.

Gold Skulltula

Lake Hylia

Link looking at a pile of soft soil with a plant sticking out of it in Ocarina of Time.

This soft soil can be found beside the laboratory.

Piece of Heart

Gerudo Valley

Link looking off the edge of a cliff, spotting a cow and a pile of soft soil in Ocarina of Time.

Drop off the right side of the second bridge in Gerudo Valley, and swim to shore as fast as you can. Follow the path to the left, and you’ll find the soft soil.

Piece of Heart (if you didn’t collect it in the past)

Death Mountain Crater

Link looking at a plant sprouting out of the ground in an area full of lava in Ocarina of Time.

Use the Bolero of Fire as young Link, and you’ll find the soft soil to the south.

Piece of Heart

Evil Desert Colossus

Young Link standing in front of a pile of soft soil near the Spirit Temple in Ocarina of Time.

This soft soil is found on the left side of the Spirit Temple’s entrance.

Gold Skulltula and Piece of Heart

Table graphics: Johnny Yu/Polygon | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon



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