• 1.0 - Introduction
• 2.0 - Requirements
• 3.0 - Construction
• 4.0 - Farming
• 5.0 - Herblore
• 6.0 - Hunter
• 7.0 - Rewards
• 8.0 - FAQ

The Herblore Habitat is found within a members' only area. The habitat is safe in the sense that nothing can harm you unless you are poisoned before entering; however, beware of the Spiders and Jogres who roam the jungle near the habitat. They can still damage lower-levelled individuals.

The Heblore Habitat is located in the deep, south-east corner of Karamja, east of the Kharazi Jungle. The easiest and fastest way to reach the habitat would be to speak with Bettamax in Taverley and purchase Juju teleport spiritbags, which will teleport you to Papa Mambo in the habitat. Papa Mambo is a witchdoctor who has been hard at work and has used his powers to create an area where Farming, Herblore, and Hunter can all be trained within a small amount of space. You may talk to Astlayrix for a run-down on the Herblore Habitat.

The Herblore Habitat requires at least 54 Farming, 70 Hunter, 54 Herblore, and possibly 54 Construction, but it is recommended that you get at least 69 Farming and 78 Hunter as this grants you access to much of what the habitat has to offer.

Farming and Hunter equipment are used to plant the crops and hunt the creatures, although Papa Mambo will sell everything you need to get started (this does not include bush or fruit tree seeds), so you may wish to bring only cash to the habitat. A Tool leprechaun will be there to store Farming equipment for you if you buy any, or you can travel to another one around the world to store the tools beforehand.

For some jadinkos, artificial environmental features may need to be built on the hotspot provided in the habitat in order to attract them. With the right Construction level, you can build these free of charge. Note that you will not need a Hammer and Saw as with regular Construction activities. If you do not have the right Construction level to build the feature you want, you will have to ask Papa Mambo to construct them for you at a hefty fee. The cost of each feature is shown in the table below.

No experience is gained in Construction in the habitat at all. You can request the assistance of another player to build a feature for you, and this is highly recommended for those who do not have the required level as this means you will not have to pay.

In order to attract any type of jadinko and begin hunting them, you must be able to plant seeds of certain crops, including: coloured vines (plant in Vine flower patch) and special berry bushes found only in the habitat (plant in Vine bush patch), or fruit trees (plant in fruit tree patch). Any of these seeds can be obtained from hunting jadinkos. However, bush and herb seeds can only be obtained from hunting, while the vine seeds can also be purchased from Papa Mambo, and fruit tree seeds can also be bought from the Grand Exchange or found in a Bird's nest (tree).

Using your Farming skills, you can also grow vine herbs within the habitat to make useful potions, which are made using the Herblore skill. When you obtain herb seeds, they can be planted in two vine herb patches: one where the other Farming patches are located (fruit tree, vine flowers etc.), and the other across an island to the east which can be reached by climbing up a vine leading there.

If you talk to Papa Mambo for free seeds, he will give you one seed of each coloured vine every time. He will only do this as long as you have not caught your first jadinko, so you may want to take around 5 of each before you continue.

You do not need to wait for the plants to grow fully; they will be able to attract jadinkos regardless of what stage of growth they are in (even if they were only just planted!), unless they die due to disease. At any point, you may request the assistance of another player who has the correct Farming level to plant your seeds.

The only ways to obtain fruit tree seeds is from a Bird's nest (tree) or from a jadinko drop.

Seed	Plant	Level Required	Planting Experience	Harvesting Experience	Check-health Bonus	Produce
	Apple tree+	27	22	8.5	1,199.5	Cooking apple
	Banana tree+	33	28	10.5	1,750.5	Banana
	Orange tree+	39	35.5	13.5	2,470.2	Orange
	Curry tree	42	40	15	2,906.9	Curry leaf
	Pineapple tree	51	57	21.5	4,605.7	Pineapple
	Papaya tree	57	72	27	6,146.4	Papaya fruit
	Palm tree	68	110.5	41.5	10,150.1	Coconut

⁺ These are the only trees that will attract jadinkos, however you may plant others. Additionally, only these types of seeds will be dropped by jadinkos.

The only way to obtain vine bush seeds is from a jadinko drop.

Seed	Plant	Farming Required	Planting Experience	Harvesting Experience	Check-health Bonus	Produce
	Lergberry bush	61	145.5	31.5	236.3	Lergberries
	Kalferberry bush	77	220.2	52.5	375.3	Kalferberries

You may obtain vine flower seeds from Papa Mambo and jadinko drops.

Seed	Plant	Farming Required	Planting Experience	Harvesting Experience	Produce
	Red vine	54	52	255	Red vine blossom
	Blue vine	54	52	255	Blue vine blossom
	Green vine	54	52	255	Green vine blossom

While hunting jadinkos, you may obtain some herb seeds. These are planted in two special vine herb patches; one inside the area where Astlayrix and the rest of the patches are, and another on the island to the east which you can get to by climbing up the vine leading there and crossing it. Suggestively, they are the special herbs used to create the various useful Juju potions.

Seed	Plant	Farming Required	Planting Experience	Harvesting Experience	Produce
	Erzille	58	87	87	Erzille
	Argway	65	110	125	Argway
	Ugune	70	135	152	Ugune
	Shengo	76	140.5	160	Shengo
	Samaden	80	170	190	Samaden

The Zombie farmer at the farming patches will look after your tree and bush plants, but only if you pay him to do so.

Unique Juju potions can be made with the ingredients you have earned while training in the habitat. With the herbs obtained from Farming and the jadinko vines gathered by Hunting, mix the herb into a Juju vial of water (sold by Papa Mambo for 10gp each, or a Juju vial pack of 25 vials for 250gp each), then mix the vine with the unfinished potion. Each of them have unique and powerful effects, although the Juju hunter potion is actually only used within the habitat to be poured on vine flowers to temporarily attract certain jadinkos, and the three god potions grant experience bonuses only within the habitat. These potions have no other use.

All of the herbs for the potions can be grown in your Vine herb farming patch. When picked, they will be grimy and need to be cleaned before they can be used for mixing.

Herb	Herblore Required	Experience
Erzille	58	10
Argway	65	11.6
Ugune	70	11.5
Shengo	76	11.7
Samaden	80	11.7

Potion	Herblore Required	Primary Ingredient	Secondary Ingredient	Experience	Effects
Juju hunter potion	54	Erzille	Corrupt vine	123	Is needed to be poured on planted coloured vines in order to attract certain jadinkos
Scentless potion	59	Argway	Shadow vine	135	All traps will be treated as if they were smoked
Juju farming potion	64	Ugune	Marble vine	146	One in three chance of picking twice the number of herbs from a Farming patch
Juju cooking potion	67	Shengo	Plant teeth	152	Used on a Baked potato to make a Strange potato, which may be combined with Tuna and sweetcorn to create a Juju gumbo stew
Juju fishing potion	70	Shengo	Aquatic vine	158	One in three chance of catching a Raw baron shark when fishing sharks
Juju woodcutting potion	71	Samaden	Oily vine	160	One in ten chance of activating banking effect when cutting trees, which sends logs to your bank automatically Small chance of receiving higher level logs sent directly to bank
Juju mining potion	74	Samaden	Draconic vine	168	One in ten chance of activating banking effect when mining, which sends ores to your bank automatically Small chance of receiving higher level ores sent directly to bank
Saradomin's blessing	75	Samaden	Saradomin vine	170	Provides a 10% bonus to Farming experience inside the habitat
Guthix's gift	75	Samaden	Guthix vine	170	Provides a 10% bonus to Herblore experience inside the habitat
Zamorak's favour	75	Samaden	Zamorak vine	170	Provides a 10% bonus to Hunter experience inside the habitat

The Tool leprechaun in the habitat is able to store six types of three-dose Juju potions for you with a limit of 30 potions per type, these being: Juju hunter potion, Juju farming potion, Scentless potion, Saradomin's blessing, Guthix's gift, and Zamorak's favour.

Once you have managed to attract a type of jadinko, they will appear either on the north or south side of the habitat, or for the god jadinkos, they will appear on the eastern island. Astlayrix will help you remember the required combination for it (except for god jadinkos). Right-click on him and select 'Jadinko-requirements' to open an interface showing every Jadinko you have discovered so far.

Note that because the requirements for the three god jadinkos (Saradomin, Guthix, and Zamorak) change on a weekly basis, he will not be able to remember the requirements for you. Every player's required combinations for those jadinkos are different; you must discover them yourself.

Most jadinkos require Marasamaw plant traps to hunt, and are hunted in the same manner as box-trapped creatures. Simply lay the trap near where they are and wait for them to get trapped. You can increase the chances of successfully catching one by wearing Witchdoctor camouflage gear (which is the only camouflage equipment for the Herblore Habitat), smoking the traps with a Torch, drinking a Scentless potion, and baiting the traps with Withered vines.

Additionally, you will have to construct certain features and plant certain things in order to attract some types of jadinkos.

⁺ You will need to use a Juju hunter potion on the vine flowers for these jadinkos. The potion's effect will last for around 10 minutes before it wears off.

Diseased, Shadow, and Camouflaged jadinkos are caught through tracking unlike the other ones. The habitat's tracking area is located in the south side, where all the bushes, holes, and burrows are, and the method of tracking is just like outside the habitat; inspect a burrow, then continue searching other features in the area depending on where the footprints head towards until you discover where the jadinko is hiding. Right-click the feature and select "Attack", and you will attempt to catch it.

The pattern to discovering the jadinkos' hiding places are actually constant; the order of features to search is the same every time depending on which burrow you searched first. For every attempted catch, there is a small chance that you will fail and let the creature scatter away.

If you have hunted all of the non-god jadinkos in one week, Papa Mambo will give you an experience boost to either Hunter, Herblore, or Farming. The amount of experience granted is based on your level in the chosen skill and you may only gain an experience boost once per week. In addition to the experience boost, you will be rewarded with Witchdoctor legs or Witchdoctor robes. The Witchdoctor clothing acts as camouflage for when hunting in the Herblore Habitat, and the clothes can be sold to Papa Mambo for 5,400gp each.

If you hunt all of the god jadinkos in one week, Papa Mambo will once more give you an experience boost in either Hunter, Herblore, or Farming. This time, however, you will receive a Witchdoctor mask as a reward. The mask has an unlimited number of teleports to the Herblore Habitat and acts like camouflage when hunting in the habitat.

Wearing the Witchdoctor gear once you have caught all of the jadinkos in a given week will provide you with a momentary boost to Hunter, Herblore, or Farming XP when performing any actions relevant to each skill. This boosts lasts for 30 minutes from the moment you first wear the item and then the effect will diminsh.

Witchdoctor Item	Hunter Required	Effects
Witchdoctor mask	70	Provides 2% boost
Witchdoctor robes	70	Provides 2% boost
Witchdoctor legs	70	Provides 1% boost