Jueyun Chili naturally grows in the wild in certain parts of Liyue — especially around Qingce Village, Minlin/Huaguang Stone Forest, Stone Gate, and Jueyun Karst, as well as nearby cliffs and mountains (including near Mt. Aocang and riverbanks).

Typically, each bush yields three chilies per plant.

🔄 How to harvest them (step-by-step)

1. Go to the right area/waypoint
   • A recommended start is the teleport waypoint near Qingce Village. From there, you can traverse the village and nearby terraces.
   • If you want more chillies, head toward the more mountainous / cliff-heavy areas: the slopes around Jueyun Karst / Huaguang Stone Forest / eastern Liyue.
2. Search around bushes/plants in the wild.
   • Look for small bushes with red-colored peppers or red-colored plants. That’s the clue that it’s a Jueyun Chili plant. In the wild, they grow on stems, not in crates/loot boxes.
   • Interact with the plant — approach and pick (just like regular gathering of herbs/specialties). Your character will harvest the chilies automatically.
3. Use path / “farming routes” for efficiency.
   • Because the chilies are spread out over a vast region — and respawn on a timer — many players follow farming routes that link several bushes close together. For example, one route around Qingce Village yields ~10 chilies quickly.
   • If you need a large number (for cooking or character ascension), you might run multiple routes or revisit after respawn.
4. Optional: Use characters with resource-tracking passive (in Liyue)
   • Some characters (e.g., Qiqi or Yanfei) have passives that reveal nearby Liyue local specialties on your minimap — including Jueyun Chili. Having one in your party can make harvesting much easier.
5. Check / Buy from the NPC shop if you just need small amounts
   • If you don’t want to farm, you can also buy Jueyun Chili from certain NPCs (like the cook at the Liyue restaurant) for Mora — though stock is limited and refreshes every few days.

⏳ Re-spawn Rules & Tips

• After harvesting, Jueyun Chili bushes respawn after a fixed amount of time (server-side “days,” roughly 48 hours / 2 days) in most worlds.
• If your world is depleted — and you need more — you can visit another player’s world (co-op) to harvest from their plants (assuming they haven’t harvested yet).
• Because the plants often grow on slopes/cliffs, bring a character with good climbing/gliding mobility to reach some chili bushes.

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