Grow a Garden Anubis Part 2: Pets, Seeds & Trials (2026)

Grow a Garden Anubis Part 2 went live on November 14, 2026. It adds the Ancient Trials obby, a new Anubis Crafting Bench, seven new plants, three pets (Akhekh, Nekhbet and Apis), an Anubis Seed Pack, and Anubis-themed fences and cosmetics.

You unlock the trials by submitting fruit that carries an hourly-rotating trait. Then you clear one of three obbies inside a window of roughly 20 minutes, open the Golden Chest, and use the bench at the end.

This update builds directly on Anubis Part 1, so a few Part 1 systems (Hieroglyphic fruit, Anubis Coins) come back below. Where a number comes from pre-release wiki data instead of the patch notes, I say so.

What Did Anubis Part 2 Add? (Patch Notes at a Glance)

Here is the official patch-note content, grouped so you can scan it in ten seconds.

Category	What’s new
Activity	Ancient Trials: submit fruit, unlock the entrance, clear an obby, open the Golden Chest
Crafting	Anubis Crafting Bench at the end of the trials; more recipes unlock as you clear trials
Plants (7)	Sunstone Sapling, Regal Crown, Azure Frond, Desert Sesame, Thistleberry, Horus Flower, Nile Lotus
Pets (3)	Akhekh, Nekhbet, Apis
New item	Anubis Seed Pack (five possible seeds)
Cosmetics	New Anubis Fence and new Anubis cosmetics
Mini achievements	Anubis-themed achievements with rewards

The fixes list is short but useful. The devs fixed Harvest Moon cosmetics disappearing, reworked the settings UI, fixed radars that didn’t always work, and patched fruit grip issues plus assorted plant and pet bugs. The radar fix probably matters if you farm Hieroglyphic fruit, though the notes don’t name which radar.

How Do the Ancient Trials Work?

The trials are a two-step activity. First your server fills a progress bar. Then you run the obby.

Unlocking the Entrance

You fill the bar by submitting fruit with the required trait. That trait changes every hour, and you can contribute alone or with other players in your server.

The community wiki adds two details that the patch notes leave out. It lists a target of 900 points, and it says rarer and mutated plants count for more. Treat both as wiki data until you see the bar yourself.

Don’t confuse this with Archaeologist Archie from Part 1. Archie rotates his requested trait every 30 minutes and tracks weight in kilograms. The trials rotate hourly and appear to use points. Same habit applies, though: check the current trait before you harvest.

Inside the Obby and the Golden Chest

Once the entrance opens, you enter one of three possible obbies. Extra rewards sit along the route, and the end of the course opens the Golden Chest and gives you access to the Anubis Crafting Bench.

Players who contributed more get additional rewards. The wiki also says only contributors can open the chest. The whole trial stays open for about 20 minutes, then closes and resets.

That 20-minute window is the real constraint. Walk in with your fruit already sorted, because you won’t have time to farm mid-trial.

The wiki’s reward table lists Akhekh at a 5% chance, Horus Flower Seed at 20% and Azure Frond Seed at 3%. It doesn’t make clear how those odds split between contribution tiers, so don’t build a plan around the exact percentages yet.

Anubis Crafting Bench: Which Recipes Are Worth Your Coins?

The bench is where Anubis Coins from Part 1 get a second job. The patch notes confirm that you combine items to craft exclusive rewards and that more recipes unlock as you clear trials. The recipe list below comes from the community wiki, so verify costs in-game.

Item	Ingredients	Coins	Craft time	Needs
Hieroglyphic Staff	Thistleberry Produce, Lightning Rod, Hieroglyphic Radar	50	20 min	1 trial
Anubis Egg	Common Egg, Uncommon Egg, Prosperity Palm Produce, Pharaoh’s Eye Produce	75	30 min	1 trial
Apis	Tomb Lily Seed, Papyrus Seed, Anubis Egg, Rare Egg	100	45 min	2 trials
Clay Urn	3 Papyrus Produce, Desert Sesame Seed	80	15 min	3 trials
Nekhbet	Thistleberry Seed, Regal Crown Produce, Anubis Egg, Legendary Egg	350	70 min	5 trials
Areaclaimer	Papyrus Seed, Reclaimer, Hieroglyphic Staff, Hieroglyphic Radar	150	35 min	6 trials

Nekhbet is the gated one. It needs five trials, 350 coins, a Divine Regal Crown, an Anubis Egg and a Legendary Egg. You can’t rush it, so start collecting ingredients early.

Apis is cheap by comparison, but its ability is cosmetic (more below). I couldn’t find a description for the Clay Urn or the Areaclaimer, so I wouldn’t spend coins on either until someone documents what they do.

Akhekh, Nekhbet and Apis: What Does Each New Pet Do?

Pet	Rarity	Hunger	Ability	How you get it
Akhekh	Mythical	300,000	Ruler: consumes a fruit with 2+ mutations to advance nearby pets’ cooldowns	Ancient Trials reward (wiki: 5%)
Nekhbet	Legendary	35,000	Protector: nearby pets gain bonus XP each second, with a chance of double	Crafted at the bench
Apis	Rare	50,000	Creator: turns a Sandy or Hieroglyphic fruit into a random Sandstone cosmetic	Crafted at the bench

Akhekh is the one built for mutation farmers. The bigger the mutation count on the fruit it eats, the bigger the cooldown jump for nearby pets. It ignores favorited fruit, so favorite anything you plan to keep before you place it. Its 300,000 hunger is also the highest of the three, which means feeding it will cost you.

Nekhbet is a leveling pet. The wiki’s pre-release text gives a 15-stud range, 15 XP per second, and a 10% chance of double XP. If that holds, each nearby pet earns about 16.5 XP per second on average. That is my own arithmetic from the wiki numbers, not a tested result.

Apis is a collector’s pet. It will eat Hieroglyphic fruit that might otherwise earn Anubis Coins, so favorite the fruit you want to sell. For where these three land among the strongest pets, check the pet tier list.

What Are the Seven New Plants, and What’s in the Anubis Seed Pack?

The patch notes list seven plants: Sunstone Sapling, Regal Crown, Azure Frond, Desert Sesame, Thistleberry, Horus Flower and Nile Lotus. The only rarity I could confirm is Regal Crown, which the wiki lists as Divine. The wiki marks Nile Lotus, Thistleberry, Horus Flower, Sunstone Sapling and Regal Crown as multi-harvest.

Multi-harvest matters because each harvest gives the plant another chance to roll a mutation. If you want the full multiplier picture, the mutations list covers stacking.

The Anubis Seed Pack holds five possible seeds. The wiki’s pack table gives these odds:

Seed	Chance
Nile Lotus	34%
Thistleberry	28%
Desert Sesame	21%
Regal Crown	10%
Sunstone Sapling	7%

“The shop also offers an Exotic Anubis Seed Pack. Do not confuse that premium listing with the ordinary Anubis Seed Pack discussed above.”

These add up to 100%, but they conflict with Regal Crown’s own wiki page, which says 7.5%. Until the devs publish exact odds, treat them as approximate.

Horus Flower and Azure Frond don’t come from the pack. The wiki lists them as Ancient Trials rewards.

Is This the Same Anubis as the Season 7 Pet, and Is It in Grow a Garden 2?

No to both, and the overlap trips up a lot of searchers.

The Anubis pet is a Mythical pet that arrived with the second part of the Harvest Moon Event on August 8, 2026. It came from Level 40 of the Season 7 Season Pass, and the wiki now lists it as unobtainable. Part 2 of the Anubis event doesn’t add it.

Anubis Part 2 is also an update to the original game. Grow a Garden 2 launched on June 12, 2026 as a separate Roblox experience with its own updates and no progress transfer.

What Should You Do in Your First Hour After the Update?

This plan comes from the mechanics above, not from a tested run, so adjust it once you see your own numbers.

1. Rejoin a fresh server so the new content loads.
2. Check the required trait before harvesting anything for the trials.
3. Favorite your keeper fruit before you equip Akhekh or Apis, since both ignore favorited fruit.
4. Sort fruit by trait and mutation, because rarer and mutated plants reportedly count for more.
5. Hold your Anubis Coins until you see which recipes you want. Don’t assume the Part 1 shop is unchanged.
6. Keep an eye on weather. The hourly Anubis sandstorm still creates Hieroglyphic fruit, and it sits alongside the regular weather events. If you’re new to that mutation, here is how to get the Hieroglyphic mutation.

What We Couldn’t Confirm Yet

• Event end date: The wiki lists the Anubis Event as running from November 7, 2026 with no end date.
• Part 1 systems after Part 2: Whether the Coin Shop and Archaeology carry on unchanged isn’t stated in the patch notes.
• Trial point target (900): Wiki data only.
• Recipe costs, craft times and trial requirements: Wiki data from before release. Verify in-game.
• Seed Pack odds: Pages disagree on Regal Crown (10% vs 7.5%).
• Rarity of six of the seven plants: Only Regal Crown’s rarity was confirmed.
• Clay Urn and Areaclaimer effects: No description found.
• Which radar the bug fix covers: The notes say “radars” without naming one.

For anything patch-dependent, check the official Roblox experience and the community for changes after launch.