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Sunsettias are a food item that the player obtains by foraging in the wild.

Sunsettia restores 300 HP to the target character. Like most foods, this can not target other players' characters in Co-Op Mode; this can only target characters of the player's party.

How to Obtain[]

Sunsettias grow in groups of three on some Cuihua Trees in Mondstadt, Liyue and Sumeru, and can be harvested by either climbing or hitting the tree to make them fall within the player's reach. Dropped Sunsettias may also be found at the base of such trees, in critter hideouts and on crates and tables of urbanized areas. They are most commonly found in Starfell Valley, Galesong Hill, Bishui Plain and Qiongji Estuary.

Sunsettias can also be dropped by destructible crates, barrels and pots or by Investigation points found all over Teyvat.

See the Video Guides section or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.

Additionally, the following NPCs give Sunsettias after following a certain dialogue branch for the first time:

Shop Availability[]

There are 3 Shops that sell Sunsettia:

Item NPC Mora Cost Stock Notes
Sunsettia Sunsettia Aramani 170 10 3 Days
Sunsettia Sunsettia Bolai 170 10 Every 3 Days
Sunsettia Sunsettia Eugenie 170 10 Every 3 Days

Craft Usage[]

There are 11 items that can be crafted using Sunsettia:

ItemCraft TypeRecipe
"Fashion Show" "Fashion Show"CookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Milk Milk ×3
Flour Flour ×2
Sugar Sugar ×2
Fruit Paste Bait Fruit Paste Bait ×10CraftingSunsettia Sunsettia ×1
Wheat Wheat ×1
Fruits of the Festival Fruits of the FestivalCookingWolfhook Wolfhook ×2
Sunsettia Sunsettia ×2
Sugar Sugar ×1
Fruity Duet Fruity DuetCookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×1
Jam Jam ×1
Qingxin Qingxin ×1
Sugar Sugar ×1
Heat-Quelling Soup Heat-Quelling SoupCookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Sugar Sugar ×1
Qingxin Qingxin ×1
Violetgrass Violetgrass ×1
Jade Fruit Soup Jade Fruit SoupCookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Sugar Sugar ×1
Qingxin Qingxin ×1
Violetgrass Violetgrass ×1
Jam JamProcessingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Berry Berry ×2
Sugar Sugar ×1
Minty Fruit Tea Minty Fruit TeaCookingMint Mint ×3
Sunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Berry Berry ×3
Sugar Sugar ×1
Red Dye Red DyeDyeSunsettia Sunsettia ×1
Sunset Berry Tea Sunset Berry TeaCookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Berry Berry ×3
Sugar Sugar ×2
Taiyaki TaiyakiCookingSunsettia Sunsettia ×3
Milk Milk ×3
Flour Flour ×2
Sugar Sugar ×2

Trivia[]

Gallery[]

Video Guides[]

Mondstadt Region Farm Guide (212 Total)

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishSunsettia
Chinese
(Simplified)
日落果
Rìluò Guǒ
Sunset Fruit
Chinese
(Traditional)
日落果
Rìluò Guǒ
Japanese夕暮れの実
Yuugure no Mi
Dusk Fruit
Korean일몰일몰 열매
Ilmol Yeolmae
Sunset Fruit
SpanishSolsettiaSunsettia
FrenchPomme crépusculaireTwilight Apple
RussianЗакатник
Zakatnik
Sunsettia[• 1]
ThaiSunsettia
VietnameseQuảQuả Nhật LạcNhật LạcSunset Fruit‍[※][※]
GermanDämmerfruchtDusk Fruit
IndonesianSunsettia
PortugueseFruto do Pôr do Sol
TurkishGüneriğiSun Plum[• 2]
ItalianTramontinoLittle Sunset
  1. Russian: Закат Zakat is the word for "Sunset," while the suffix -ник -nik is added to denote — in this case — an object. "Sunsettia" is an accurate translation.
  2. Turkish: Portmanteau of Güneş "Sun" and Erik "Plum."

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