In Grow A Garden, crops can mutate into unique forms that not only sell for higher profits but also make great little gardening trophies. Selling these mutated fruits is the main way to earn big - but how do mutations actually happen?

Mutations can happen randomly, but many are triggered by specific weather conditions. Some rare mutations occur without any environmental influence, and these tend to sell for even higher profits. 

What makes it even more exciting is that mutations can stack. A single fruit can have five, six, or even more mutations at once, making it incredibly valuable - and we are talking billions of Shekels of worth.

To farm wisely and make big bucks, we recommend checking out the full list of mutations and their weather triggers below!

Rain Weather: Wet Mutation 

Price multiplier: x2

During rainy weather, crops have a 50% chance to gain the Wet mutation, which doubles their value. Rain also boosts crop growth speed by 50%. If combined with the Chilled mutation (from Frost weather), crops can evolve into the more valuable Frozen mutation.

Frost Weather: Chilled Mutation

Price multiplier: x2

Frosty weather gives a high chance for crops to become Chilled, increasing growth speed by 50% and applying a x2 price multiplier. If Wet crops also turn Chilled, they transform into Frozen crops.

Rain + Frost Weather: Frozen Mutation 

Price multiplier: x10

The Frozen mutation occurs when crops are both Wet and Chilled, especially recognizable as fruits are encapsulated in giant ice blocks. This strong combination grants a massive x10 price multiplier.

Night Time: Moonlit Mutation 

Price multiplier: x2

The Moonlit mutation can only occur at night time, throughout the Luna Glow event. Up to six crops may turn Moonlit at a single night session, gaining a x2 price multiplier. Moonlit plants can be traded with the Wise Old Owl NPC to grant you night-themed rewards such as Night Seed Packs, Night Eggs and, Night Staffs.

Blood Moon: Bloodlit Mutation 

Price multiplier: x4

During the Blood Moon event, crops can mutate into Bloodlit, gaining a x4 multiplier. The Blood Moon rises once every three night cycles, making its mutation rarer and more valuable than the regular night-time Moonlit mutation. Bloodlit fruits are considered moon-mutated plants, meaning you can trade them with the Wise Old Owl NPC for rewards.

ALSO READ: Blood Moon Event Guide here!

Thunderstorm Weather: Shocked Mutation

Price multiplier: x100

Thunderstorms cause lightning to strike random spots on the map. Struck crops become Shocked, glow visibly, and receive a huge x100 price multiplier. Using a Lightning Rod can help attract lightning to specific areas on your garden.

Meteor Shower Weather: Celestial Mutation 

Price multiplier: x120

Meteor showers cause shooting stars to hit the map. Crops struck gain the Celestial mutation, marked by purple sparks and gain a massive x120 multiplier. A Star Caller can be used to attract meteors.

Random Mutations

Here are all other mutations that are not prompted by regular weather. 

• Gold (x20): Has a 1% chance to replace normal crops. This mutation can also be triggered by owning a Dragonfly pet (from Bug Egg).
• Rainbow (x50): Has a rare 0.5% chance to replace normal crops.
• Disco (x125): Occurs only during Disco weather, a special admin-triggered event.
• Plasma (x5): Can only appear during the Lazer event, another admin-triggered occurrence. Crops hit by the laser will turn Plasma.
• Zombified (x25): Crops can become Zombified via the now-unobtainable Chicken Zombie pet.
• Chocolate (x2): Triggered by placing a Chocolate Sprinkler near crops. The sprinkler is no longer obtainable.

Swarm Event – Pollinated Mutation (TBA)

The Pollinated mutation is planned for the upcoming Bizzy Bee Swarm Event, coming May 31. Details and the price multiplier are yet to be announced.

Keep track of all ongoing and upcoming events in Grow A Garden so you don't miss out!

If you're new to the game, make sure to also check out our Grow A Garden seeds tier list so you know immediately which plants are worth investing in, and which ones to avoid! Read more guides here.