Grow A Garden Mutations

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Grow a Garden offers players exclusive mutations alongside standard fruits and vegetables. These mutations are crucial for earning extra in-game cash. They are unique visual changes that boost crop value, making them stand out and often more profitable.

In Grow a Garden, mutations are your ticket to raking in a fortune of glittering Sheckles! These mutations supercharge your fruits’ value, multiplying their sale price. From a modest 2x boost with Moonlit or Chilled fruits to an electrifying 125x surge with Disco fruit, the potential is wild! Best of all, these vibrant mutations can stack, piling on the profits and skyrocketing your crops’ worth to mind-blowing heights.

Mutation List

Here’s the full list of mutations in the game:

Mutation Name	Icon	Multiplier	Stack Bonus	Description
Wet		x2	+1	Triggered during Rain or Thunderstorm events, or with a low probability from Sprinklers. Affected plants exhibit water droplets on their surface.
Chilled		x2	+1	Occurs during Frost events or through interaction with a Polar Bear. Plants display a bluish tint and frost particles.
Choc		x2	+1	Applied by placing a Chocolate Sprinkler, available during the Easter Event 2025 or admin-triggered Chocolate Rain events. Plants take on a brown, chocolate-like appearance.
Moonlit		x2	+1	Activates at night, affecting six plants every two minutes within a 10-minute period. Plants emit a purple glow with a shining appearance.
Pollinated		x3	+2	Triggered during Bee Swarm events or by specific bee pets (Bee, Honey Bee, Petal Bee, Queen Bee). Plants exhibit a yellow shine with yellow gas-like particles.
Bloodlit		x4	+3	Occurs during the Blood Moon Event. Affected plants display a red, radiant appearance.
Plasma		x5	+4	Triggered during admin-spawned Laser Storm events. Plants exhibit a static pinkish-purple glow with intermittent red flashes.
HoneyGlazed		x5	+4	Applied by placing a Honey Sprinkler or through interaction with Bear Bee. Plants are surrounded by yellow fog and drip with yellow liquid.
Burnt		x5	+4	Caused by interaction with Red Dragon, currently unreleased. Affected plants appear blackened.
Heavenly		x5	+4	Triggered during admin-spawned Floating Jandel events. Plants emit golden, radiant light from their base.
Frozen		x10	+9	Occurs during Frost when crops are both Wet and Chilled, or through Polar Bear interaction. Plants are encased in an ice block.
Golden		x20	-	Has a 1% chance to replace the standard crop variant or can be applied by Dragonfly. Plants display a shining, golden appearance.
Zombified		x25	+24	Caused by interaction with the unobtainable Chicken Zombie. Plants are surrounded by green fog and drip with green liquid.
Rainbow		x50	-	Has a 0.1% chance to replace the standard crop variant or can be applied by Butterfly. Plants continuously cycle through colors, emitting yellow particles and displaying a rainbow above.
Shocked		x100	+99	Triggered by lightning strikes during Thunderstorm events or Jandel Storm. Plants exhibit a bright, neon glow, lacking the typical studded texture.
Celestial		x120	+119	Occurs during Meteor Shower events. Plants appear slightly discolored with sparkling yellow and purple effects.
Disco		x125	+124	Triggered during admin-spawned Disco events or via Disco Bee. Plants flash through red, pink, yellow, green, and blue colors instantly, distinct from the gradual color transitions of Rainbow.
Voidtouched		x135	+134	Occurs during admin-spawned Black Hole Events. Plants are surrounded by purple particles resembling miniature black holes, similar to Moonlit effects.
Dawnbound		x150	+149	Triggered during admin-spawned Sun God Events or with a low natural occurrence probability. Sunflowers with this mutation glow in neon yellow, updated from an original neon-white color after the initial Sun God event.

Regarding these mutations, they can be triggered by specific game conditions, such as different weather conditions, specific tools, or special seeds. Some of these mutations are very rare, but rare mutations usually bring higher Sheckles multipliers.