Grow a Garden 2 Badges & Achievements Guide (2026): All 23 Badges & How to Unlock Them

Pull up your Roblox profile after a solid session in Grow a Garden 2 and you’ll probably notice a row of little icons you haven’t unlocked yet. Those are badges, and unlike a lot of Roblox games where achievements feel like an afterthought, this game actually ties them to real progress — planting your first seed, hatching your first egg, and eventually grinding out a plant that’s taller than a ten-story building.

There are 23 confirmed badges currently live in the game, and this guide walks through every single one, what triggers it, and which ones are going to eat your entire weekend.

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How Many Badges Does Grow a Garden 2 Have?

As of the current build, there are 23 known badges, spread across a few clear categories: starter milestones, fruit weight, plant height, mutation quality, pet collection, and one limited-time badge tied to launch week. More could be added as future updates roll out, but this is the complete, confirmed list right now.

How to Check Which Badges You’ve Already Earned

You don’t need a third-party tracker for this one, but you do need to leave the game to check it. There’s currently no in-game badge menu, so open the Roblox app or website, search for Grow a Garden 2, select the game page, and scroll down to the Badges section — every badge you’ve unlocked shows up there, tied to your account. It’s a small inconvenience if you’re actively hunting one specific badge, since you won’t get a confirmation the moment you meet the requirement in-game.

Full List of Grow a Garden 2 Badges

Here’s the complete breakdown, organized the way most players naturally progress through them:

Badge	How to Unlock
First Seed!	Plant your very first seed
We are so back!	Water a plant for the first time
First Pet!	Obtain your first pet
Egg Hatcher!	Hatch your first pet egg
First Mutation!	Grow your first mutated plant
Builder!	Place your first prop or decorative item
Stole A Fruit!	Successfully steal a fruit from another player’s garden
Golden!	Grow a Golden mutation fruit
Rainbow!	Grow a Rainbow mutation fruit
OMG its BIG!	Hatch a BIG pet
OMG its MEGA!	Obtain a HUGE pet
5kg Fruit!	Grow a fruit weighing 5kg
10kg Fruit!	Grow a fruit weighing 10kg
25kg Fruit!	Grow a fruit weighing 25kg
50kg Fruit!	Grow a fruit weighing 50kg
100kg Fruit!	Grow a fruit weighing 100kg
10ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 10ft
25ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 25ft
50ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 50ft
100ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 100ft
500ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 500ft
1000ft Plant!	Grow a plant that reaches 1000ft
OG Badge	Play the game during its first week

The Starter Badges You’ll Get Without Even Trying

Six of these — First Seed!, We are so back!, First Pet!, Egg Hatcher!, First Mutation!, and Builder! — unlock naturally within your first ten to fifteen minutes of normal play. You don’t need a strategy for these. Buy a cheap seed from the shop, water it, place any prop you already own, and you’ll clear most of this list before you’ve even sold your first harvest.

The one that surprises new players is First Mutation!, since it depends entirely on random weather. If you’re planting during a Rain or Lightning event, keep several crops in the ground rather than harvesting immediately — mutations only apply to plants that are still growing when the weather effect fires.

Weight Badges: 5kg to 100kg

This is where the grind actually starts. The weight badges scale from a relatively easy 5kg Fruit! up to a genuinely demanding 100kg Fruit!, and heavier crops simply take longer to roll a high weight on. Multi-harvest plants give you more attempts per session since they regrow instead of requiring a full replant, which makes them the more efficient pick if you’re chasing the higher weight tiers.

Height Badges: 10ft to 1000ft

The height track runs parallel to the weight badges, climbing from 10ft Plant! all the way to the notoriously punishing 1000ft Plant! — widely considered the single hardest badge in the game right now. Getting there realistically means combining a size-boosting mutation with a plant type that has strong height potential to begin with, rather than hoping a standard crop rolls high enough on its own.

Mutation & Pet Badges

Golden! and Rainbow! are tied directly to crop mutations, and Rainbow in particular is rare enough that most players don’t land it through casual play — it usually takes actively farming during the right weather window and getting a bit lucky on top of that. If you want to understand exactly how the odds work behind these two mutations, it’s worth breaking down the full mutation system rather than just farming blind.

On the pet side, OMG its BIG! and OMG its HUGE! require hatching or obtaining size-variant pets, which ties back to your egg pool and hatch rates. These aren’t guaranteed drops, so expect to hatch a fair number of standard pets before a BIG or HUGE variant shows up.

Stole A Fruit! — The One PvP Badge

This is the only badge tied to the game’s night-time PvP loop. You’ll need to sneak into another player’s unlocked garden after dark and successfully carry a fruit back to your own base — get caught with a Shovel mid-run and the crop returns to its owner, so the badge only counts once the fruit is safely back on your plot.

OG Badge — Limited-Time Only

Unlike every other badge on this list, the OG Badge isn’t something you can go back and earn later. It was tied to playing during the game’s first week after launch, which means anyone who joined after that window has permanently missed it. If you already have it, it’s effectively a small bragging-rights marker showing you were there early.

Which Badges Are the Hardest to Get?

Across the board, three badges consistently give players the most trouble: 1000ft Plant!, Rainbow!, and OMG its HUGE!. All three share the same underlying problem — they depend on a combination of rare mutations, favorable RNG, and a long grind window rather than a single repeatable action. If you’re specifically farming toward these, it helps to prioritize crops with naturally high growth ceilings and to stack whatever growth-boosting gear you already have access to, since raw grow time matters more here than it does for the earlier badges.

Do Badges Give You Any In-Game Rewards?

No — and this trips up a lot of players expecting free Sheckles or seeds. Badges in Grow a Garden 2 exist purely as achievement tracking. They don’t unlock currency, cosmetics, or gameplay bonuses of any kind. That said, most of the actions required to earn them — growing heavier crops, chasing rare mutations, expanding your pet collection — line up naturally with what you’d be doing anyway if you’re focused on making Sheckles fast, so the badges end up as a side effect of good farming rather than a separate grind.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many badges are currently in Grow a Garden 2?

There are 23 confirmed badges as of the current update, covering starter milestones, fruit weight, plant height, mutations, pets, and one limited-time badge.

What is the hardest badge to get?

The 1000ft Plant! badge is widely considered the hardest, closely followed by Rainbow! and OMG its HUGE!, since all three depend on rare mutations and extended grinding rather than a quick, repeatable action.

Can I still get the OG Badge?

No. It was only available during the game’s first week after launch and cannot be earned retroactively.

Do badges give any rewards?

No. Badges are purely cosmetic achievement markers on your Roblox profile and don’t grant Sheckles, seeds, or any in-game bonus.

Where can I see which badges I’ve already unlocked?

There’s no badge tracker inside the game itself. Open the Roblox app or website, pull up the Grow a Garden 2 game page, and check the Badges section to see everything tied to your account.