Grow a Garden 2 Value List (July 2026): All Seed & Pet Trading Values

If you’ve spent even a weekend grinding Grow a Garden 2, you already know the second question every trader asks isn’t “how do I get this pet?” — it’s “what’s it actually worth?” Sheckles matter, but once you start trading with other players, the real currency becomes trade value: a rough, community-tested sense of what one seed, pet, or crop is fairly worth against another.

This guide pulls together the most current Grow a Garden 2 value list for both seeds and pets, based on their in-game rarity, Seed Shop stock chance, price, and how the trading community is currently pricing them. We’ll also walk through the seed tier list, mutation multipliers that change a crop’s final sell price, and a few practical tips so you don’t get lowballed on your next trade.

One honest note before we dive in: unlike official price tags in Sam’s Shop, trading value isn’t something the developers publish. It shifts with stock scarcity, new updates, and what the community is currently chasing. Everything below reflects the most recent, widely-cited data as of early July 2026, but treat it as a strong reference point rather than gospel — and always cross-check big trades before committing.

Why Grow a Garden 2 Even Has a Value List

Grow a Garden 2 runs on a restock system — Sam’s Shop refreshes its seed stock every five minutes, and not every seed shows up on every restock. That scarcity is exactly why a value list exists in the first place. A seed with a low stock chance, like Dragon’s Breath at roughly 0.275%, ends up worth far more in trades than something like Carrot, which sits at 100% availability basically all the time.

Pets follow a similar logic, except their scarcity comes from spawn chance on the map, egg hatch odds, or — for the rarest ones — guild leaderboard placement instead of a shop purchase at all. Once you understand what drives scarcity, the value list stops looking random and starts making a lot more sense.

Grow a Garden 2 Seed Value List

There are 35 currently obtainable seeds in Grow a Garden 2: 27 sold directly in Sam’s Shop, 5 exclusive to the Ghost Pepper Pack, and 3 that only appear during weather events (Briar Rose exists in the game files but isn’t live yet, so it isn’t counted here). Below is the full breakdown with seed price, crop sell value, harvest type, and shop stock chance — the core factors that shape trade value.

Sam’s Shop Seeds

Seed	Rarity	Seed Price	Crop Value	Harvest Type	Stock Chance
Carrot	Common	1	5	Single	100%
Strawberry	Common	10	3	Multiple	100%
Blueberry	Common	25	5	Multiple	100%
Tulip	Uncommon	40	60	Single	100%
Tomato	Uncommon	200	9	Multiple	90%
Apple	Uncommon	400	12	Multiple	52.6%
Bamboo	Rare	700	800	Single	80%
Corn	Rare	2.5K	34	Multiple	35%
Cactus	Rare	5K	40	Multiple	16.6%
Pineapple	Rare	10K	30	Multiple	12.5%
Mushroom	Epic	15K	13K	Single	9%
Green Bean	Epic	20K	10	Multiple	15%
Banana	Epic	30K	35	Multiple	9%
Grape	Epic	50K	45	Multiple	6.66%
Coconut	Epic	70K	60	Multiple	5%
Mango	Epic	300K	90	Multiple	5%
Dragon Fruit	Legendary	120K	150	Multiple	4%
Acorn	Legendary	700K	200	Multiple	2.9%
Cherry	Legendary	1.2M	350	Multiple	2.2%
Sunflower	Legendary	5M	1,750	Multiple	1.7%
Venus Flytrap	Mythic	7M	3K	Multiple	1.4%
Pomegranate	Mythic	12M	900	Multiple	0.9%
Poison Apple	Mythic	25M	900	Multiple	0.5%
Venom Spitter	Mythic	30M	3.8K	Multiple	0.47%
Moon Bloom	Super	65M	9K	Multiple	0.35%
Hypno Bloom	Super	90M	9.5K	Multiple	0.27%
Dragon’s Breath	Super	90M (or ~1,499 Robux)	3.4K	Multiple	0.275%

A quick pattern worth noticing: price doesn’t always equal rarity. Dragon Fruit costs less than Mango but is actually harder to find in stock, which is exactly the kind of gap that makes trading (rather than just buying) worthwhile.

A note on Briar Rose: you’ll see this Mythic seed listed on some trackers with a price tag, but it’s currently unreleased — it exists in the game files but isn’t obtainable through normal gameplay yet (no confirmed Seed Shop slot). Don’t spend time hunting for it; treat it as a “coming soon” item until Do Big Games officially rolls it out.

Ghost Pepper Pack Seeds

These five seeds don’t appear in Sam’s Shop at all — you get them only by opening a Ghost Pepper Pack from the in-game store, and the odds are stacked toward the cheaper end.

Seed	Rarity	Crop Value	Pack Odds
Baby Cactus	Rare	70	50%
Horned Melon	Rare	200	30%
Glow Mushroom	Epic	700	15%
Poison Ivy	Legendary	1.7K	4%
Ghost Pepper	Mythic	2.5K	1%

Since Ghost Pepper only has a 1% pull rate, it consistently trades higher than its raw crop value would suggest — pure scarcity premium.

Event Seeds

Three seeds are tied entirely to weather events and can’t be bought from any shop:

Seed	Rarity	Event	Effect
Gold Seed	Legendary	Midas	Grows a random crop with guaranteed Gold mutation
Rainbow Seed	Mythic	Rainbow	Grows a random crop with guaranteed Rainbow mutation
Mega Seed	Mythic	Mega	Grows a random crop with guaranteed Mega mutation

Grow a Garden 2 Pet Value List

Pets are where trade value gets genuinely complex, because price alone doesn’t tell the whole story — ability, spawn rarity, and variant (Normal, Rainbow, Big, Mega) all factor in. Here’s the current breakdown by rarity tier.

Common & Uncommon Pets

Pet	Price	Spawn Chance	Ability
Frog	10,000	11.9%	Jump height +5
Bunny	20,000	11.9%	Walk speed +5
Owl	25,000	7.14%	Night view +12.5%, alerts rare spawns

Rare Pets

Pet	Price	Spawn Chance	Ability
Deer	50,000	4.29%	Plants grow 10% faster
Turtle	70,000	3.75%	+10 backpack space, -2 walk speed

Legendary Pets

Pet	Price	Spawn Chance	Ability
Robin	75,000	2.86%	Drops seeds from eaten fruit
Bee	1,000,000	2.38%	Swarms and repels intruders
Butterfly	1,000,000	2.38%	Speeds up everyone’s plant growth

Mythic Pets

Pet	Price	Spawn Chance	Ability
Monkey	3,000,000	0.2%	Auto-collects ripe fruit
Bald Eagle	5,000,000	0.225%	Flies intruders out of your garden
Bear	5,000,000	0.225%	Tackles and throws out intruders
Golden Dragonfly	9,000,000	0.6%	Doubles Gold mutation chance (x15)
Unicorn	12,000,000	0.71%	Doubles Rainbow mutation chance (x40)

Super Pets — The Real High-Value Trades

Pet	How to Get	Ability
Raccoon	15,000,000 Sheckles, 0.24% spawn	Steals from empty gardens at night, +25 steal cap
Ice Serpent	Top 100 guild placement only	Freezes intruders with frost breath
Black Dragon	Top 25 guild placement only	Sets intruders on fire

Because Ice Serpent and Black Dragon can’t be bought or farmed — they’re locked behind top guild rankings — they consistently sit at the very top of every community trade chart. Recent tracker data pegs a Big Ice Serpent around 9.7K trade points, with the standard Ice Serpent close behind at roughly 7.9K, making it the single hardest pet in the game to casually trade for.

Keep in mind that every pet can also spawn as a Rainbow (+25% ability), Big (2x ability, 1/50 egg odds), or Mega (3x ability, 1/1000 egg odds) variant, and these multiply trade value significantly — a Mega Rainbow pet can be worth many times its base counterpart.

Grow a Garden 2 Seed Tier List

If you’d rather skip the raw numbers and just know what to prioritize, here’s how the current seed lineup breaks down by overall farming and trading value:

Tier	Seeds	Why
S	Ghost Pepper, Dragon’s Breath, Venus Flytrap, Moon Bloom	Highest sell value, rarest stock
A	Poison Ivy, Poison Apple, Pomegranate, Sunflower, Mushroom	Strong returns, still expensive
B	Cherry, Dragon Fruit, Bamboo, Acorn	Solid mid-game income
C	Mango, Coconut, Grape, Banana, Green Bean, Pineapple, Cactus, Corn, Apple, Tulip	Fine, but low profit margin
D	Tomato, Blueberry, Strawberry, Carrot	Starter seeds only

If you’re just starting out, don’t chase S-tier seeds right away. Tomato and Corn are genuinely the best early investments because they’re multi-harvest, meaning one seed keeps paying you back instead of forcing a repurchase every cycle.

Mutation Multipliers: The Hidden Factor in Trade Value

Two players can hold the exact same crop and still walk away with wildly different sell prices — and the reason is almost always a mutation. A mutation multiplies a crop’s base value once it triggers, and only one can apply per crop at a time (they don’t stack). Community trackers currently list the confirmed multipliers as:

Mutation	Multiplier	How to Get It
Bloodlit	70x	Blood Moon event
Ignited	60x	Sunburst weather (added July 3 update)
Starstruck	50x	Starfall event
Aurora	40x	Aurora Borealis event
Rainbow	30x	Rainbow weather, Unicorn pet, Rainbow Seed
Electric	25x	Lightning Storm event
Frozen	20x	Snowfall event
Gold	10x	Midas weather, Golden Dragonfly pet, Gold Seed

Important caveat: this specific set of numbers (Bloodlit 70x down to Gold 10x) is the one most consistently confirmed across independent trackers, including one that cites verification against actual game code. That said, a few smaller sites still list different figures for Electric, Frozen, and Rainbow specifically — this is normal for a game this new, since values get refined as more players confirm real in-game sell prices. Treat the table above as the most reliable current baseline, and always double-check against the live sell price shown in-game before assuming a number. Beyond the eight main mutations, GAG2 also has a few lower-value or still-unreleased ones (Chained 8x, Pizza 5x, Solarflare 5x) that aren’t worth chasing over the main list above.

One thing every source agrees on: single-harvest crops like Bamboo, Carrot, and Tulip get their mutation bonus applied at a reduced strength. Confirmed formula from community game-code analysis: effective multiplier = 1 + (nominal multiplier − 1) × 0.15. In practice that means a 70x Bloodlit mutation only becomes roughly an 11.35x boost on a single-harvest crop, while multi-harvest crops like Strawberry or Sunflower get the full multiplier every time. So don’t expect a mutated Carrot to suddenly rival a mutated Sunflower — the game deliberately caps single-harvest upside.

How to Actually Get Fair Value in Trades

• Check stock chance before price. A cheap seed with a low stock chance (like Dragon Fruit) can genuinely out-trade a pricier, more common one.
• Farm during weather events. Lightning, Snowfall, Starfall, Blood Moon, and Aurora windows are short but they’re where the real crop value spikes happen — always be harvesting when one triggers.
• Pair Golden Dragonfly or Unicorn with active farming. These two pets exist specifically to raise your mutation rate, which compounds your trade value over time far more than buying expensive seeds outright.
• Don’t trade blind on Super pets. Since Ice Serpent and Black Dragon have no shop price at all, their value is 100% community-driven — get a second opinion from a trading Discord or a live calculator before locking in a deal.
• Watch for dupe-risk items. Dragon’s Breath, Moon Bloom, and Hypno Bloom are the most frequently flagged for duplication claims in the community. If a trade offer for one of these seems too easy, slow down and verify.
• Protect what you’re farming. Once a crop carries a high-value mutation, it becomes a target for night stealing. Defensive pets like Bee, Bear, Bald Eagle, or Raccoon-countering setups are worth the investment once your garden’s value climbs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Values in this list reflect the most recent, widely-confirmed community data as of early July 2026. Grow a Garden 2 updates fast, so bookmark this page — we’ll keep it refreshed as new seeds, pets, and mutation events roll in.