Goliath’s Goods in Grow a Garden: Every Shop Item (Beanstalk Event 2026)

Climbing the beanstalk is only half the job. The real reason players keep feeding Jack plants all day is what’s waiting at the top: Goliath’s Goods, the Giant’s cloud-level shop, and it’s the only place in the entire event to buy the Sprout Egg, the Spriggan pet, and six other Beanstalk-exclusive items. Here’s the full stock list, what unlocks each item, what it costs in Sheckles or Robux, and which ones are actually worth saving up for before this event’s window closes.

If you only need the short version: Goliath’s Goods holds eight items total, but only the Sprout Seed Pack is available the moment you reach the top. Everything else — including the Sprout Egg (50,000,000 Sheckles) and the 150,000,000-Sheckle Spriggan pet — unlocks permanently after you help grow the Beanstalk a set number of times, and the shop itself restocks every 60 minutes or instantly if you’re willing to pay a rising Sheckle fee.

Where Do You Actually Find Goliath’s Goods?

The shop only exists after the community-fed Beanstalk reaches its full height. Once the shared growth bar tied to Jack’s plant requests hits 900 points, the sprout swells into a full tree and stays climbable for roughly 20 minutes before it decays back down. Getting to the shop takes one of two routes:

1. Climb the obby. The fully grown Beanstalk turns into a short platforming course. Reach the top and you’ll find the Giant standing on a cloud next to his stall.
2. Use the portal. Once you’ve personally helped grow the Beanstalk seven separate times, a teleport portal opens near the base that skips the climb entirely and drops you straight at the Giant’s feet.

Either way, once you’re standing in front of him, interact and choose the “What are you selling” option to pull up the Goliath’s Goods menu. It’s worth climbing manually at least a few times even after the portal unlocks — five glowing reward orbs spawn along the obby route each time the Beanstalk grows, and they can drop Sprout Crates, Sprout Eggs, Reclaimers, and Sprinklers for free before you even reach the shop.

Every Item in Goliath’s Goods: Full Price & Unlock List

Not everything is for sale on your first visit. Each item requires a separate personal contribution count to the Beanstalk before the Giant will sell it to you, and that count is tracked individually — helping the Beanstalk grow 900 points in one massive donation doesn’t unlock everything at once, it’s specifically the number of times you’ve contributed that matters.

Item	Unlocks After	Sheckles Cost	Robux Cost
Sprout Seed Pack	Available immediately	1,500,000	199
Mandrake Seed	2 Beanstalk growths	50,000	199
Sprout Egg	2 Beanstalk growths	50,000,000	149
Sprout Crate	3 Beanstalk growths	12,000,000	179
Silver Fertilizer	4 Beanstalk growths	10,000,000	129
Canary Melon Seed	5 Beanstalk growths	4,000,000	559
Amberheart Seed	6–7 Beanstalk growths	8,000,000	759
Spriggan (Pet)	7 Beanstalk growths	150,000,000	759

A couple of these deserve more than a price tag. The Sprout Seed Pack is a seed crate covering six new Beanstalk-exclusive crops, topped by the rare Princess Thorn. The Sprout Crate is a cosmetic-only loot box with six botanical decor pieces — Lootester already broke down every one of those odds in the dedicated Sprout Crate & Sprout Egg guide, so we won’t repeat the full table here.

Flagging an inconsistency: community trackers don’t fully agree on whether Amberheart unlocks after your 6th or 7th Beanstalk growth — some guides list it alongside Spriggan at 7, others place it a growth earlier. Treat 6–7 as the confirmed range until an in-game tooltip or patch note pins it down exactly.

The Sprout Egg’s Five Pets, In Brief

The Sprout Egg is the single most-bought item in the shop, and for good reason — it’s the only source of the Divine-rarity Golden Goose. Here’s the quick version:

Pet	Rarity	Drop Chance	Ability
Dairy Cow	Common	50%	Boosts nearby crop growth ~1.3x; small chance of a free Beanstalk seed on sale
Jackalope	Uncommon	31%	~15% chance every 100 seconds to apply the Sandy mutation to a nearby fruit
Seedling	Legendary	12%	Swaps mutations between two random fruits every 5 minutes
Golem	Mythical	6%	Advances the Mutation Machine timer by ~60 seconds every 5 minutes
Golden Goose	Divine	1%	Lays a Fortune-mutated Golden Egg plant roughly every 5–13 minutes

For the full breakdown of hatch odds, why Jackalope quietly punches above its rarity, and whether the 1% Golden Goose pull is actually worth chasing, Lootester’s Sprout Egg pet guide covers it in depth — and if you’re specifically hunting the Goose, there’s a standalone Golden Goose guide with its full Fortune-mutation math.

Is Manually Restocking Goliath’s Goods Worth the Sheckles?

Goliath’s Goods refreshes its stock automatically every 60 minutes, but if the item you want has already sold out — or you don’t want to wait for the next Beanstalk cycle — you can force a restock by paying a Sheckle fee. The starting price is 500,000 Sheckles, and it climbs sharply with every manual restock you trigger during that same event day.

Here’s the catch worth flagging honestly: community write-ups don’t agree on the exact multiplier. Some trackers report the price doubling with each restock (500,000 → 1,000,000 → 2,000,000…), while others report it tripling. Both patterns show up often enough in different guides that it’s not clear which one is currently accurate, or whether Jandel has quietly adjusted it between event runs. In practice, this means the second or third manual restock in a short window gets expensive fast regardless of which formula is correct — check the price shown in your own shop menu before committing Sheckles you can’t easily replace. The manual restock counter does reset once per day, so a costly restock late in one session won’t carry over and punish you the next day.

Spriggan and Amberheart: The Items Most Players Never Reach

Because both sit behind a 6–7 growth requirement, a huge share of casual players never actually see these two unlock, let alone buy them.

Spriggan is the most expensive single item in the entire shop at 150,000,000 Sheckles, and it’s the only pet in the Beanstalk lineup with access to the Bloom mutation — every so often it spreads roots near itself, giving nearby fruit a chance to pick up Bloom, which multiplies that fruit’s sell value by 8x. Combined with a max-value crop like a mutated Romanesco, that’s a genuinely serious income boost, but the 150-million price tag means most players won’t be saving toward it until well into the event.

Amberheart Seed is comparatively minor — an amber-themed crop prized more for its collector appeal than its raw sell value — but because it shares roughly the same unlock threshold as Spriggan, most players end up buying it almost as an afterthought once they’ve already ground out the growths needed for the pet.

What Should You Prioritize With Limited Sheckles?

If you’re not swimming in Sheckles, buying order matters more than most players assume:

• Sprout Seed Pack first, always — it’s available instantly, costs relatively little, and the crops inside are useful whether or not you ever touch the rest of the shop.
• Sprout Egg once you hit 2 growths. Every egg is an independent roll at the Golden Goose, and even a “bad” pull like Dairy Cow or Jackalope has real utility, so there’s no wasted purchase here.
• Hold off on Spriggan and Amberheart unless Sheckles are genuinely not a constraint — by the time you reach 6–7 growths, you’ll likely have a clearer read on how much of the event window is left, which should shape whether a 150-million Sheckle pet is worth the investment this late.

Will Goliath’s Goods Disappear When the Beanstalk Event Ends?

Yes. Every item in this shop, including anything you haven’t purchased yet, is tied to the Beanstalk Event’s currency and NPC — once the event window closes, the shop and its unpurchased stock become unobtainable, consistent with how past limited-time Grow a Garden shops have been handled. If there’s an item on this list you still want, plan to buy it well before the event’s final day rather than assuming there’ll be time to squeeze it in later.

For official patch notes and any developer communication on further Beanstalk Event changes, check Roblox’s official Grow a Garden page and the community-maintained Grow a Garden Wiki.