Are you in need of some quick Gold in Runescape? Look no further because this Gold-making guides will teach you how to farm God grapes using Supreme-growth potions. Follow these simple steps to make a profit:

• Step 1: Buy a Mystical Sand Seed
• Step 2: Teleport to Gophix Shrine in Now, Kaheed
• Step 3: Get Your Supreme-Growth Potions and Beans from Play Around Farms
• Step 4: Head to Indian Hill
• Step 5: Wait for the Grapes to Ferment
• Step 6: Use Aura to Check for Bonus Items

↖ Step 1: Buy a Mystical Sand Seed

Firstly, you will need to buy a Mystical Sand Seed from the Grand Exchange for approximately 10K Runescape Gold.

↖ Step 2: Teleport to Gophix Shrine in Now, Kaheed

Once you have the seed, teleport to the Gophix Shrine in Now, Kaheed. Grapevines are currently selling for 1.7K GP, and it is a great time to farm grapevine seeds as well. Make sure to pick up the Battle Harvest for a chance for additional bonus items and a 50% chance of facts.

↖ Step 3: Get Your Supreme-Growth Potions and Beans from Play Around Farms

Next, head over to Play Around Farms to get your supreme growth potions and beans.

↖ Step 4: Head to Indian Hill

Now it's time to head to Indian Hill, as it's the closest location to a bank and a leprechaun. You will need five planks to build a grapevine set and put in four grapevine seeds. Use compost to increase the harvest and a dwarven toolset to resource mode for double grapes.

↖ Step 5: Wait for the Grapes to Ferment

The grapes need to ferment to make the wines. Currently, grape wines are selling for 68k GP, gothic wines for 8.3k, and zami wines for 1.1k. With 10 grapevines, you can expect a rough profit of 750k per patch.

↖ Step 6: Use Aura to Check for Bonus Items

Make sure to use the aura to check underneath you for bonus items, and note all the products you want for the 120 farming cape.

In conclusion, follow these simple steps to farm god grapes with the use of Supreme-growth potions and make a good profit in Runescape. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more money-making guides, and if you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them below.