Which NPC Sells Snape Grass Osrs And At What Price?

Totally worth a quick heads-up: no NPC sells snape grass directly in the game. If you want it without relying on other players, grow it in herb patches using snape grass seeds and proper compost to avoid disease. Otherwise the Grand Exchange is the go-to — the herb usually trades for a modest amount, often just a few hundred coins per unit, but prices shift over time so check before buying big stacks. I usually alternate between buying small amounts on the GE when I need a few and doing herb runs if I want steady supply for potion batches. Farming also nets experience and is way less painful on the wallet. If you’re short on cash, consider farming the seeds yourself from random drops or doing Slayer tasks that can yield herbs as well. For me, farming feels relaxing and keeps the bank tidy, so I tend to skip NPC shops and stick with the patches and exchange for snape grass.

You'd think every little herb in Old School RuneScape would have a friendly shopkeeper with a neat price tag, but snape grass is one of those items that doesn't come from an NPC vendor. In my experience, nobody in the standard NPC roster sells snape grass outright — it’s an herb you usually either grow yourself, pick up from certain drops, or buy from other players through the Grand Exchange. That means if you hop into a town like Draynor or Al Kharid looking for a herbalist who’ll hand you stacks of snape grass for a fixed coin price, you’ll come up empty-handed. Instead, think in terms of farming runs or market transactions. When I need snape grass I usually swing by the Grand Exchange. The price there moves with supply and demand, but it’s typically not a high-value herb compared to rares — expect it to be in the low hundreds of coins per herb most of the time. If you prefer self-sufficiency, growing your own is satisfying: plant snape grass seeds in herb patches (Catherby, Ardougne, Falador, etc.), use compost or ultra-compost to reduce disease and increase yield, and make consistent farming runs. Some monsters and activities may drop snape grass too, but those sources are less reliable unless you’re farming a specific creature for other loot as well. If you’re managing a budget or planning a Herblore grind, I recommend checking the Grand Exchange price before you buy and considering seed farming if you do a lot of potion making — seeds can be cheaper in the long run if you do regular herb runs. Also keep an eye on community forums or price trackers; herbs can fluctuate significantly with updates, events, or bot-cleanups. Personally I like the small ritual of a quick farming run — it’s low-effort, keeps my supplies topped up, and feels way better than watching the exchange for hours.