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Grow A Garden has released the second part of its Christmas event, but the update time has been slightly delayed, from the usual 8 AM to 11 AM on Saturday (December 13th).

However, this update has not revitalized the game, and instead, it has led to a significant player churn. You may have noticed some friends are not logging in as scheduled. This is because recent changes to the game have caused them to lose faith in its future. So why is this happening?

Admin Abuse Events

Admin abuse events typically occur on the day of a major game update, which is Saturday. Game developers use admin privileges to generate special weather and give players various items, including seeds and Grow A Garden pets, and each event lasts about an hour.

However, the December 13th admin abuse event was the worst Grow A Garden event to date. There were almost no restocked shop items, and admin packs awarded yielded very poor-quality seeds. Only common seeds like grapes were available, and the best reward was a rare egg.

The first half of the event was the worst. In the first 30 minutes, the administrator only performed about 10 events, with limited content, even worse than the first Admin Abuse event at Grow A Garden.

The situation improved in the second half when another administrator took over. With another developer in charge, the event quality improved. Some new content appeared, such as a mini-game. The developer also leaked some information, and a Santa Claus event eventually occurred. However, according to a poll, only 11% of players liked Admin Abuse event.

Christmas Event Part 2 Updates

However, Admin Abuse event was merely the trigger for player attrition. Recent updates haven't been very good. Let's take a look at the recently updated Christmas Event Part 2.

This update mainly added a time-limited gift submission system. Players can submit Christmas mutated plants to receive gifts, but can only submit once every 10 minutes. This has caused considerable dissatisfaction among many players, as it turns the game into an AFK simulator, completely deviating from the original spirit of Grow Garden.

Reward System Issues

On the other hand, this also makes obtaining rewards extremely difficult. Christmas egg reward requires a 10-minute wait before it can be obtained, and the probability of hatching the desired pet is very low, with a 51% chance of hatching a non-bird pet. The best rainbow gift has a drop rate of only 2%, meaning that many updates are inaccessible to most players due to the extremely low probability.

Additionally, there is a problem with insufficient inventory space. Developers should prioritize addressing these fundamental experience issues rather than simply adding more difficult-to-obtain content.

New Items And Pets

• Sleigh: A new item introduced in this update, directly tradable from the shop. Used for a ritual.
• Red-Nosed Reindeer: Obtained through Sleigh Ritual. Requires players to collect 8 Reindeer pets at level 100 to craft it with a Sleigh.

Red-Nosed Reindeer, which used to be very powerful, providing 2,000 XP to a random non-deer pet every few minutes and causing plants to mutate every 10 minutes, has been nerfed in this update; it now mutates every 15 minutes.

Missing Content

A certain currency shown in the update preview video has disappeared from the official update. It may have been used to obtain free Christmas Gifts.

Similarly, a promised global milestone reward, North Pole weather mutation machine, did not appear in this update and may be delayed until next week.

Current Game Status

Currently, the peak number of concurrent players has dropped significantly. Grow A Garden's online player count is likely about half of what it was before last week's update. This is not solely due to Admin Abuse event; the recent update direction is the main factor contributing to player attrition. While the game is not dead, it is in a decline phase, with daily active players only around 200,000.

The current updates and game mechanics are too time-consuming but the rewards are disproportionately small, making the game feel more like a chore and preventing players from relaxing.

Furthermore, the pay-to-win aspect of Grow A Garden is becoming increasingly problematic. Many features that could previously be obtained infinitely through in-game Shekels or by exploiting bugs now require Robux. Features like updating shop items, skipping quests, and repeating gifts all consume Robux.

This is particularly evident in acquiring gingerbread blossoms. If a player's consecutive login streak is interrupted, they must consume Robux or tokens to resume. The developers previously seemed to have planned to add a free resumption method, but it was ultimately not implemented.

While the developers continue to strive to improve the game's content and quality, the updates, while good, are difficult for ordinary players to experience. Overly focusing on adding monetization features instead of improving the basic gameplay experience will only accelerate player churn.

Judging from recent updates, the developers are increasingly neglecting the game. If they want to save it, they need to seriously listen to the player community's complaints and make changes in the right direction.

With the development of internet technology and the gaming industry, more and more games rooted in different cultures and art styles have gained global reach, allowing more players to participate.

Based on this, some games are more popular among specific age groups due to various characteristics. For example, Grow A Garden's player base is largely composed of teenagers, with an average age generally under twenty.

As teenagers still constitute a significant portion of the global population and are the main users of the internet, the popularity of Grow A Garden is not entirely unexpected.

Next, we will analyze the deeper reasons for Grow A Garden's popularity among children and how to create a safer "garden" experience for them, based on its current popularity.

Grow A Garden Gameplay Introduction

As a casual planting and management game, the main gameplay of Grow A Garden involves obtaining seeds and planting them. After they mature, you can sell them for the currency Sheckles, which can then be used to trade for more seeds.

During this process, you can participate in game events to obtain limited-edition items, or buy Grow A Garden pets to decorate your garden and provide bonuses to crop growth. There are also weather and mutation mechanisms that affect plants and pets.

Overall, Grow A Garden has a simple and easy-to-understand mechanic and a cute and relaxing visual style. While you might find it boring after playing for a while, it's one of the best ways for kids to relax after studying.

It's Not Just About Planting

The success of any game depends on player interaction. Even games without a social system will have players communicating through forums and groups if they are popular enough.

Based on this, Grow A Garden allows you to show your garden construction progress to others in the game, encouraging you to keep playing to learn how to obtain rare or hidden items and to ask experienced players for advice.

This is undoubtedly a great online social channel for teenagers who are busy with studies or not good at socializing. Everyone can freely share their GAG experiences on Reddit or other social platforms.

Furthermore, in today's increasingly urbanized world, the possibility of enjoying real rural life is becoming increasingly rare for most teenagers who have access to games. Grow A Garden can help them rediscover this experience in the virtual world.

While many of the plants and animals in the game are original virtual items, there are also some real crops that can help younger players expand their knowledge in this area, rather than being limited to books and classrooms.

Compared to similarly popular games like Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing, Grow A Garden comes from a platform more familiar to children and is easier to pick up - though this can be addictive. We'll discuss this in more detail in the next section.

Grow A Garden Isn't Perfect

While Grow A Garden seems harmless compared to other Roblox games with gore and violence that cause parental concern, this is only true if players don't become overly addicted.

The game mechanics are designed so that crops continue to grow even offline, and daily logins reward players, making it easy to play every day unless you uninstall the game. The more time you invest, the more you gain.

This can easily lead to addiction for teenagers who are still developing and lack self-control. Over time, they might even be cheated by malicious players due to their obsession with certain items, resulting in financial losses or more serious consequences.

Therefore, some parents choose to ban their children from playing Grow A Garden or similar games due to these negative effects, but this leads to another social problem: isolation because they can't discuss the game with their classmates.

How To Utilize Games Correctly?

In fact, not only in the gaming world, but often the problem isn't a particular object or phenomenon, but rather the people associated with it, because only people are truly uncontrollable.

In today's era of widespread internet access, completely banning children from games is virtually impossible, and it's not a good measure either. The key lies in the efforts of game developers, social regulators, and parents.

First, game developers should avoid designing too many addictive mechanisms and promptly remove negative elements when they find games are more popular with teenagers, while strengthening the control over the overall behavior of players.

On the social front, there should be strengthened internet regulation, identifying and banning game bloggers with negative influences, reducing the negative impact of others on teenagers' gaming from multiple dimensions.

As for parents, as the adults closest to their children, they should communicate with them in a reasonable way, set game time limits, and distract their children's attention by engaging in other activities.

If children are found to be addicted to games due to social reasons, they need timely guidance and comfort. Sometimes, addiction to games isn't about loving to play, but simply a way to escape reality; even adults sometimes do this.

In short, the popularity of Grow A Garden is inevitable at present, and there is nothing wrong with teenagers playing it. The key is to minimize the negative impact and ensure that players only have fun and are not bothered by the resulting troubles.

December is the last month of the year, and many people are looking forward to Christmas holidays. Grow A Garden also updated on December 6th with the first part of its Christmas Harvest event.

Christmas Harvest event will last for three weeks, with a second and third part to follow. This update is quite extensive, and you're probably wondering what new seeds and pets this event brings.

New NPCs And Events

After entering the game, you'll see two platforms with several NPCs, each with different functions.

Presenting The Elf

Talking to her will reveal a 2025 Advent Calendar with 19 slots containing rewards. You need to complete daily tasks to unlock the daily rewards. Once unlocked, you can claim one Gingerbread Blossom seed, the best seed in the game.

These tasks include playing with friends, harvesting 5 light cycle mutated plants, harvesting 75 apples, and more. If you find the task difficult, you can use in-game currency to skip it and directly claim all possible rewards for the day.

Ribbon The Elf

Talk to Ribbon the Elf to browse Gift Given menu. You can contribute gifts to Santa's Sleigh to unlock rewards. Rewards include personal contribution rewards and community-based rewards.

You accumulate contributions by submitting Christmas-mutated fruits, while the community-based rewards are quite generous.

• 100,000 Points: 1x Christmas Crate
• 200,000 Points: Unlock Snow Day Weather
• 400,000 Points: Reduce Shop Timer (45:00 minutes)
• 800,000 Points: 1x Christmas Present
• 1,400,000 Points: 1x Christmas Crate
• 2,000,000 Points: 1x Yule Log
• 2,800,000 Points: Unlock Festive Night Weather
• 3,500,000 Points: Unlock Christmas Glow Track
• 4,300,000 Points: 7x Rare Present
• 5,000,000 Points: Unlock Santa's Surprise present
• 5,800,000 Points: Unlock Penguin in Event Shop
• 6,400,000 Points: 10x Santa's Surprise Present
• 7,000,000 Points: Unlock Milk and Cookies Weather
• 7,500,000 Points: Unlock North Pole Weather Controller
• 8,200,000 Points: Reduce Shop Timer
• 9,000,000 Points: Unlock Santa's Stocking in Event Shop
• 9,900,000 Points: 1x Mega Lollipop
• 11,000,000 Points: Unlock Pet Mutation Shard Hyper Hunger

Seline The Elf

Talking to Seline the Elf will open Santa's stash menu, where you can trade items. You'll see that some Grow A Garden items are locked because they need to be unlocked with Community-based rewards.

Snowy Mutation

A snow event occurs approximately every 10 minutes. During snowfall, plants in the garden will mutate into Christmas mutated plants. You can submit these mutated plants to NPCs to add gifts to your harvest and advance the event.

Snow Shoveler Limited Time Event

You obtain various gifts through digging. This event supports offline gain digs, so you don't need to be online all the time, and digging counts reset every 24 hours.

Christmas Harvest New Items

New Seeds and Plants:

• Gingerbread Blossom Seed
• Peppermint Vine Seed
• Cookie Stack Seed
• Poinsettia Seed
• Antlerbloom Seed
• Holly Berry Seed
• Gift Berry Seed
• Frosty Bite Seed
• Cryo Rose Seed
• Bush Flake Seed
• Rosemary Seed
• Cryoshard Seed
• Frostwing Seed
• Pollen Cone Seed

New Gears and Items:

• Christmas Sprinkler
• Christmas Firework
• Gift Basket
• Yule Log
• Santa's Stocking
• Pet Mutation Shard Hyper Hunger
• Sleigh
• Snowball
• GingerBread Man Gear
• Pet Mutation Shard Nocturnal
• Areaclaimer
• Player Gift
• Bad Present
• Normal Present
• Rare Present
• Christmas Present
• Santa's Surprise Present
• Exotic Santa's Surprise Present
• Rainbow Exotic Santa's Surprise Present
• Holiday Seed Pack
• Exotic Holiday Seed Pack
• Rainbow Exotic Holiday Seed Pack
• Christmas Crate
• Holiday Crate

New Pets:

• Penguin
• Snowman Soldier
• Snowman Builder
• Snow Bunny
• Mistletoad
• Krampus
• Gift Rat
• Arctic Fox
• Frost Dragon
• French Hen
• Christmas Gorilla

New Cosmetics:

• Penguin Statue
• Christmas Ribbon
• Gift Stack
• Christmas Lights
• Snowman
• Santa Chair
• Snowman Lights
• Frozen Krampus
• Winter Bridge
• Winter Lantern
• Winter Globe
• Frozen Pond
• Frost Rune
• Winter Arch
• Winter Fountain
• Ice Table
• Toy Horse
• Winter Wheelbarrow
• Christmas Lamp
• Nutcracker
• Christmas Bench
• Christmas Tree Painting
• Candycane Fence
• Elf Chair
• Christmas Gift Large
• Christmas Gift Long
• Christmas Gift Medium
• Christmas Gift Small
• Christmas Gift Tall
• Christmas Gift Tube

New Food:

• Gingerbread Cookie
• Candycane
• Wreath
• Holiday Roast
• Holiday Stuffing
• Fruitcake
• Eggnog

Items To Watch

Peppermint Vine Seed

At the very bottom of the seed shop is a Peppermint vine seed. Its effect is that when a nearby egg hatches, there is a 10% chance of hatching a pet with Peppermint pet mutation.

Peppermint mutation effect is that every 15.5 minutes, 12 random Christmas-type fruits in the garden are sacrificed to immediately activate a pet ability, and the effect is random.

Frost Dragon

Frost Dragon is arguably the best pet in the game, as it can convert all Frozen mutations within 30 yards into Glacial mutations. Each conversion grants 600 experience points to all other Grow A Garden pets in the garden. Additionally, when you sell fruit with Glacial mutation, there's a 6% chance that a random mutation from that fruit will be applied to other fruits in the garden.

Snowman Builder

Snowman Builder allows you to consume fruit with any cold-type mutation every 4 minutes, granting a snow-based cosmetic reward.

How To Get More Rewards?

To get more rewards, maximize the use of Snowy mutation event every 10 minutes. You can use this event to obtain mutated plants for rewards.

It's recommended to fill every row of your garden with a large number of low-tier plants to quickly generate a large amount of snowy mutation fruit for submission. It's best to pair it with a pet that can copy or amplify mutation effects (like Frost Sprinkler) to more effectively utilize Snowy mutation event.

Best Pets:

• T-Rex pet: Consumes a random mutation every 18 minutes, then spreads it to four other targets.
• Polar Bear pet: Has a 10% chance every 90 seconds to turn nearby fruit into Chilled or Frozen.
• Giant Ant pet: Has a chance to copy fruit, and can copy the mutation along with it.

Christmas Harvest event has just begun, and the second and third parts will bring even more content until Christmas. Enjoy the event and the holidays, players!

Mutations, a crucial mechanic in Grow a Garden, help you accumulate more capital, allowing you to acquire desired seeds, pets, and more faster. Countless players yearn to collect more Mutations in the game, bringing a unique look to their farms.

Mutations can be broadly categorized into pet mutations and crop mutations. In GAG, Crop Mutations are the core of increasing profits.

By transforming ordinary crops into rare variants, you can obtain returns several times or even hundreds of times greater. Mastering Crop Mutations mechanic will allow you to quickly accumulate capital before the update and exchange for your desired items.

What Are Crop Mutations?

Crop Mutations mechanic brings a more interesting setting to the game, offering players unique gameplay content. It manifests in two aspects: its intrinsic value and its appearance.

Because crops change because of specific conditions during their growth, mutated crops not only have a unique appearance, but their selling price is multiplied by a specific factor, making them key to players obtaining substantial profits.

The following are the factors affecting crop selling price:

• Weight
• Base Value
• Base Weight
• Variants

The final selling price is the result of multiplying the crop value by the mutation multiplier. Calculating crop value and the total mutation multiplier requires complex calculations. Specifically:

Crop Value: The square of the ratio of Weight to Base Weight, multiplied by the crop's Base Value.

Mutation Multiplier: First, sum Sheckles Multipliers from all mutations, then subtract the number of all mutation types. Note that an extra 1 needs to be added in this step. After calculating the result, multiply it by the corresponding multiplier for each variant to obtain the current mutation multiplier.

Different levels of variants will provide different multiplier bonuses:

• None and Ripe provide a multiplier of 1.
• Silver provides a multiplier of 5.
• Gold provides a multiplier of 20.
• Rainbow provides a multiplier of 50.

These calculations may seem complex, but with time, you'll eventually master them.

Best Crop Mutations

GAG features a wide variety of crop mutations. Besides their individual effects, they can also produce special reactions, granting unique bonuses and mutations during seed growth. Below are what I consider the best crop mutations in the game.

Celestial

• Value Multiplier: ×120
• Trigger Condition: Meteor Shower Weather Event
• Strategy Suggestion: Watch out for meteor showers at night and plant valuable crops densely in advance.

Shocked

• Value Multiplier: ×100
• Trigger Condition: Crops are struck by lightning during thunderstorms
• Strategy Suggestion: Spread out high-value crops during thunderstorms to increase the chance of them being struck.

Paradisal

• Value Multiplier: ×100
• Trigger Condition: During Solar Flare
• Strategy Suggestion: Plant the target crop before the game update for a chance to trigger this special weather event during this period.

Ancient Amber

• Value Multiplier: ×50
• Trigger Condition: Automatically evolves from an Amber mutation over time.
• Strategy Suggestion: After obtaining the basic Amber mutation, do not harvest crops immediately; wait for it to develop into Ancient Amber.

Although some mutations have a very low probability of appearing, obtaining them will provide you with extraordinary bonuses.

How To Obtain High-Multiplier Mutations?

Obtaining high-multiplier mutations requires strategy and preparation. Here are some methods for your reference.

Basic Preparation

Having a solid foundation will lay the groundwork for various activities later. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you improve your basic efficiency before pursuing mutations.

You can use Grow a Garden items like Super Watering Can to improve game efficiency and help you complete the initial construction as soon as possible.

Mastering The Methods

Understanding some available methods can yield twice the results with half the effort, saving you time and achieving superior outcomes:

Pay attention to weather and events: High-multiplier mutations like Shocked and Celestial rely on specific weather conditions. Keep an eye on in-game weather changes; they might appear any second.

Participate in limited-time events: Many events have previously offered players the chance to obtain rare mutations, such as Prehistoric Event introducing the special Amber mutation. Timely participation is the best way to acquire rare mutations.

Utilize Combinations And Planning

If you're already an experienced player, consider the following advanced strategies to quickly accumulate capital:

• Plan mutation combinations: Combine stackable mutations within known rules.
• Utilize community tools: Player-created tools can easily calculate the final value of different crop and mutation combinations, helping you make optimal decisions.

Wait patiently for evolution: For evolvable mutations like Amber, don't rush to harvest crops. Continue waiting for it to evolve into a more valuable mutation.

What Effect Do Pets Have?

Compared to environmental events, which, while having higher multipliers, are more random, the effects of pets, though less pronounced, are still worth considering.

Below are some of the effects of Grow a Garden pets:

• Polar Bear: Every 90 seconds, there is a 10% chance to inflict Chilled or Frozen status on crops.
• Dragonfly: Increases the chance of fruit reaching Gold level.
• Firefly: Has a small chance of causing hit fruit to mutate into Shocked mutation.

Combining the effects of pets with the random mutations that appear in the game, you will discover a wide variety of crop mutations, bringing you a surprising and fun gaming experience.

In short, to get rich in Grow a Garden, you need to pay attention to the effects of multiple factors.

By utilizing weather bonuses, participating in various limited-time events, cleverly combining mutation effects, and pairing them with the right pets, you can quickly accumulate considerable wealth in the game.

On November 29th, Grow A Garden released Trade World update. This update introduces various trading-related features, including Booth System, Trade Tokens, and recent auctions.

Some players may find this update complex, so let's take a look at how Trade World works and how it affects trading.

How To Enter Trade World?

Trade World, also known as Farmers Market, is accessed through a portal in the center of the map. At the bottom of Trade Menu in Grow A Garden, there's a blue "Travel To Farmers Market" button, allowing you to easily switch between the two.

Trading Interface

In Garden World, a new Trade button has been added between the shop and Pass buttons, and it allows players to send trade requests to others, potentially eliminating the need for Trading Tickets, and also lets you view other players' inventory.

You can now completely disable inventory visibility or set it to be visible only to friends, and set a Trading PIN (a unique 4-digit password) to prevent pet trading in case of account theft.

A Recovery Phrase is provided when setting PIN, and you should be sure to keep it safe for resetting if you forget it.

Show Warning For Unfair Trade

This is a great feature that uses RAP system for analysis, issuing warnings when a trade might be unfair (especially when pet RAP values fluctuate frequently). However, the warning is only a notification and will not prevent the trade.

Trade Tokens

In Trade Menu or Farmers Market, you can directly exchange Robux for tokens. The exchange rate is 1 Robux = 1 Token, with exchange options ranging from 50 to 25,000 tokens.

You can also obtain tokens from other players by selling items (pets, fruits, booth skins, etc.) in Trade World.

Initially, free-to-play players may find it difficult to acquire tokens without using Robux. Later, players can earn tokens by selling valuable pets or fruits, and then use these tokens to exchange for items that previously required Robux, such as event shop items and premium eggs.

However, this also creates an advantage for pay-to-win players. Free-to-play players can only obtain tokens by selling their own Grow A Garden items to players who possess them. If their items are not attractive enough, it will be difficult for them to participate in the new economic system.

Trade World Explained

Trade World is a public space where a large number of players can interact simultaneously. It is a dedicated area for trading, and players can post trading information using a public chat channel.

Booth System

Trade booths are scattered throughout the world, most initially unclaimed. Players can claim a booth and apply its appearance, such as changing colors or elements. Claiming a booth can be canceled and reclaimed at any time.

You can earn Trade Tokens by listing plants, pets, and Booth Skins at booths. Currently, seeds are not included in booth transactions.

RAP System

RAP system dynamically displays the real-time average trading value of items across the entire Grow a Garden market. If most people sell an item at the value higher than RAP, its RAP will increase, and vice versa.

A 1% tax is levied on all transactions. If an item sells for 100 tokens, the seller receives 99 tokens, which is to curb inflation.

However, players could manipulate RAP by repeatedly trading the same item with their main and alternate accounts. Additionally, RAP system currently does not consider the weight or age of pets. Therefore, it is impossible to directly distinguish between ordinary pets and Titanic pets. For pets, buyers need to manually click to view details.

RAP system only displays the value for the current day, lacking hourly fluctuation data, so players cannot obtain real-time value information. Furthermore, due to update release time compensation, there is almost no real transaction data to support it, resulting in severely distorted values displayed in RAP. This can lead sellers to significantly underestimate item value by referencing incorrect RAPs.

Currently, RAP for the same item can differ greatly from the player's setting across different game servers. If players only refer to the value on their own server, they are highly likely to misjudge item value when trading across servers.

RAP Index

Clicking RAP Index button at the top of the screen allows you to browse all tradable items. It can be used to find specific pets and distinguish their special variants, but the index cannot filter Titanic Pets.

Players can also sell high-value fruits to earn tokens, and it provides another way for skilled growers to acquire tokens.

Trading Advice

Currently, Grow A Garden Trade World are still in the early stages of the update, and the total number of tokens on the market is very small, as they mainly come from Robux-owning players. Therefore, the number of tokens that can be exchanged for pets will be limited. As time goes on, the number of tokens in the system will increase, and the number of tokens obtained from selling the same pet will also increase.

Players who own Robux may take advantage of sellers' eagerness to acquire tokens in the early stages to find pets with extremely high cost-performance ratios.

If you are very skilled at trading, you can calculate the cash value of 1 Token = 1 Robux based on the exchange rate between real-world money and Robux, and then compare it with the offline trading market to find bargains within the game.

This update has a huge impact on the entire pet trading value system. The market will experience chaos and wild fluctuations in the early stages, and RAP system will need some time to stabilize.

The trading system has just been updated and still has many issues. If you are not used to it, you can continue to use the basic Gifting function and Trading Tickets system, which are still available.

For a game like Grow A Garden with simple mechanics and gameplay, regularly launching fun limited-time events is crucial. These events attract you with limited-time rewards, ensuring you don't get bored.

Because limited-time events change so frequently in Grow A Garden, loyal players who want to avoid missing out on them and their rewards must pay close attention to and understand the mechanics of any new events.

Therefore, we'll be introducing the recently launched Smithing event. As the name suggests, this event changes the game's fundamental farming mechanics for a limited time by introducing a forging system and gameplay, making it worth experiencing.

Smithing Event Overview

This event launched on November 15th, 2025, and will run until November 29th, lasting two weeks.

In summary, the event introduces four forging stations related to the core gameplay. You can consume existing Grow A Garden items to generate coal and then craft other items at the forging stations. These crafting stations and their functions are as follows:

• Pet Crafting Station: Crafts event-limited pets.
• Cosmetics Crafting Station: Crafts event-limited cosmetics.
• Gear Crafting Station: Crafts event-limited gear to promote crop growth.
• Seeds Crafting Station: Generates limited-time rare seeds.

Smithing event-limited items that can be crafted through the forging bench include:

Seeds:

• Luminous Bloom
• Luna Stem
• Zucchini
• Olive
• Hollow Bamboo
• Yarrow
• Sunflower

Gear:

• Garden Ingot
• Garden Ore
• Common Coal
• Rare Coal
• Legendary Coal
• Divine Coal
• Smith Treat
• Pet Shard Forger
• Smith Hammer of Harvest
• Thundelbringer
• Charcoal Sprinkler
• Geode Sprinkler

Pets:

• Gem Egg
• Topaz Snail
• Amethyst Beetle
• Emerald Snake
• Sapphire Macaw
• Diamond Panther
• Ruby Squid
• Termite
• Geode Turtle
• Trapdoor Spider
• Goblin Miner
• Smithing Dog
• Cheetah

Cosmetics:

• Anvil
• Coal Box
• Blacksmith Grinder
• Tools Rack
• Shield Statue
• Horse Shoe Magnet

Mutations:

• Forger
• Crystalized
• Moist
• Tempered
• Webbed
• Wildfast

How To Obtain Coal?

As you may have noticed from the overview, whatever Smithing event-limited reward you want, you must craft it using coal. Therefore, coal is arguably the core of this event.

To obtain coal, you need to find the corresponding forge in the center of your garden and then sacrifice four items: fruits, seeds, gear, and pets. The higher the rarity of the sacrificed material, the more coal you will obtain, and the rarity will also increase.

However, we do not recommend sacrificing rare items indiscriminately, as their value is still higher than that of coal as a consumable. Therefore, based on the material type, we have listed the following materials that are worth prioritizing for sacrifice:

• Fastest-growing, lowest-value fruits.
• Old enough pets, but with average rarity and bonus effects.
• Uncommon or duplicate gear.
• Common, ordinary seeds.

However, if you haven't crafted the limited-edition item you want by the end of the event, it's time to sacrifice your Transcendent and Prismatic tier items!

Items Worth Prioritizing

Based on the information above, this event offers many limited-edition items, but your resources are limited, making it difficult to craft them all, and not every item is valuable. Therefore, you need to selectively plan your crafting.

Seeds

Of all the limited-edition seeds, we highly recommend crafting olive and hollow bamboo seeds. Once mature, olives can be used to obtain coal or to craft other items. Hollow bamboo grows quickly and can be used to decorate your garden once mature.

It's worth noting that hollow bamboo is unique compared to regular bamboo due to its hollow structure, which may create interesting interactions with your garden pets when used as decoration.

Gear

Compared to other items, gear requires the most coal at the gear forge. Therefore, to avoid missing out due to resource shortages, we recommend crafting Smith Hammer of Harvest first.

This gear requires 1 harvest tool, 3 rare coals, and 6,000,000 Sheckles, taking 30 minutes to craft. It allows you to instantly harvest all fruit within a certain radius, eliminating the need to run around harvesting.

Afterwards, if you have enough resources, you can forge the following gear:

• Forger Pet Shard: Grants your selected pets a permanent Weight of a Smith blessing, further enhancing their farming efficiency.
• Smith Treat: Provides pets with a continuous and substantial XP boost, stacking with other buffs.
• Thunder Bringer: Summons lightning to strike plants in the garden, triggering special mutations and instantly harvesting some plants.

Pets

Smithing Dog is probably the most suitable pet for this event-based gameplay, as releasing it will allow it to discover hidden coal deposits in the garden, increasing your coal income.

The second limited-edition pet worth having is Cheetah, which grants you a transformation effect, giving a chance for Wild Fast mutation to the fruit you harvest during the transformation, increasing its rarity and yield.

Gem Egg Collection is a special pet type; the pets you get after hatching are random, but most are very rare, so it's worth the gamble.

Don't Forget To Play The Mini-Games!

In addition to crafting items according to the basic gameplay, Smithing event also features a daily mini-game system. During the event, you can claim 10 treasure digging chances each day. Digging up crates gives you a chance to obtain the following rewards:

• Divine coal
• Gem Eggs
• Event exclusive pets
• High-tier crafting materials, represented by Grandmaster Sprinkler

That's all the information you should know about playing Grow A Garden Smithing event. We wish you good luck in the coming days and hope you successfully craft any item you want!

While Grow a Garden Mega Safari wasn't as groundbreaking as last week's update, it's still a pretty good update overall, especially after you figure out how to farm efficiently.

Mega Harvest introduces a variety of new items, each serving a different purpose within the event's progression. To make the most out of this update, you need to identify which items offer the highest value and develop an efficient farming strategy to consistently secure them.

Mega Harvest

Mega Harvest occurs hourly and lasts approximately 10 minutes. During this time, submitting plants to Joyce earns double points, and Safari Joe will appear.

Whenever a new pet appears, Safari Joe will sell its corresponding pet shards. Each shard not only provides the corresponding pet's abilities but also an additional passive buff. The best shard is Lion Shard, which provides lion abilities and a significant passive buff, but has a 0.5% or 1% drop rate. So how do you effectively farm Lion Shards?

How To Farm Lion Shards?

Safari Shop

Safari Shop refreshes its inventory every 15 minutes. Tradeable Grow A Garden items include Safari Eggs and Jumbo Pet Shards.

You can use one account, along with an auto-clicker or macros, to trade all items in the shop or specific items you want. When Safari Eggs and Jumbo Pet Shards are listed, trade them on your main account, then use as many of your alt accounts as possible to trade them. Your best target is Lion Shard, although this is largely based on luck, but this method relies heavily on the number of alt accounts you have.

Safari Harvest

Due to the enhanced individual rewards from Mega Safari, farming is now more rewarding. This makes obtaining rewards like Safari Eggs, Lollipops, and Paradise Eggs relatively easier.

Cover-All Garden

You need to create a multi-harvest garden containing all the plant types Safari Joyce might require.

You should use fast-growing, multi-harvest, high-rarity plants such as blueberries, spear grass, watermelons, candies, cauliflower, tomatoes, etc. You can find corresponding plants by characteristics using the filter function in the gardening guide.

You can also increase your harvest by using a full swarm of Giant Ants, Stegosauruses, or other cloned pets. This method is the easiest for most players to implement, but it's not the most efficient.

Coconuts And Mangoes

Coconuts and Mangoes basically cover half of the categories Joyce might request, including the new Safari type. They not only produce a high number of fruits per plant and regenerate quickly, but they are also very rare, which allows you to get more Safari Global Points after submitting crops to Joyce.

It is recommended to establish a garden with about 100 mango and coconut seeds. Too many will cause game lag. In the early stages, you can use snails to collect coconuts to quickly accumulate coconut seeds.

When Safari Joyce requests Safari, Woody, or Tropical plants, you can equip Giant Ants for gathering. This will be even more powerful once Cape Buffalo becomes available. If the types of coconuts and mangoes Joyce requests don't match, it's recommended to rest and not submit anything.

Once the crops are mature, fill your inventory and then submit all items. Submitting an inventory of plants outside of double Safari Global Points periods will grant two rewards, while during double points periods, you'll receive four rewards.

Safari Joe

Safari Joe appears during Mega Harvest event for 10 minutes every hour. You submit pets to Joe to earn rewards, including pet shards. Each pet's reward is based on its rarity and age, and pet weight does not affect pet value

Pet Points

Points for each pet rarity:

• Common: 16.5
• UnCommon: 26.5
• Rare: 36.5
• Legendary: 46.5
• Mythical: 56.5
• Divine: 66.6
• Prismatic: 76.5

To calculate the pet value for a pet, subtract 1 from its age and multiply the result by 1.5, then add the base rarity.

The following pets each provide 120 pet value. You need to submit an average of 180 of these pets to get 1 Lion Shard:

• Legendary: Age 50
• Mythical: Age 44
• Divine: Age 37

The following pets each provide 140 pet value. You need to submit an average of 100 of these pets to get 1 Lion Shard:

• Legendary: Age 64
• Mythical: Age 57
• Divine: Age 50

How To Hatch Pets?

You can use low-level, low-weight Ostriches to hatch pets, but avoid using Brontosauruses since their effect does not increase the pet's age.

Regarding pet eggs, avoid using limited-time or event eggs. Mythical eggs are best, while legendary eggs are also acceptable, and the rare eggs cannot reach the high age required to obtain Lion Shards.

You can use at least 4-5 Rhinos and 4-5 Bald Eagles to reduce hatching cooldown time, allowing you to hatch approximately every 1-1.5 hours. If you can use Hydras and pair them with pets like Peacocks that reduce cooldown, hatching will be even faster.

How To Sell?

Use Ostriches, Toys, and Grandmaster Sprinklers to hatch high-age, high-rarity pets. Only submit pets that reach the 120 or 140 pet value to Joe.

For Legendary and Divine pets that are too young, you can sell them for eggs to try again, avoiding wasting egg resources. Submitting high-point pets also has gives you a good chance to obtain, such as multiple Safari Eggs and other pet shards.

This is a general guide to farming Lion Shards in Mega Safari event. Hopefully, this will help you reap the rewards during the event.

In Grow A Garden, while your gameplay involves repetitive planting and harvesting, the abundance of seeds, gear, pets, unpredictable weather, and various limited-time events, make this seemingly monotonous process uniquely appealing.

The foundation of everything is undoubtedly the seed; without it, all other mechanics are useless. And to make seeds grow better and faster, or to perform special operations, gear is indispensable.

To ensure you can obtain any seeds or gear you want, you should master the relevant basics, especially how to earn them. We'll introduce that to you below.

What Are GAG Seeds?

The core concept of a farm simulation game means that everything in Grow A Garden revolves around planting, growing, harvesting, and selling seeds (corresponding crops).

You can buy Grow A Garden items or play the game itself to acquire seeds. During this time, you can utilize gear or pet bonuses to accelerate crop growth or increase their yield at maturity, allowing you to sell for more Sheckles.

Currently, there are too many seed types available in the game. Here are just a few for your reference:

• Orange Tulip
• Daffodil
• Dragon Fruit
• Bamboo
• Mango
• Beanstalk
• Burning Bud
• Giant Pinecone
• Candy Sunflower

How To Obtain Seeds?

Generally speaking, seeds can be obtained through two methods: quest rewards and exchanging them with currency. We will explain each method in more detail below.

Shopping At Different Merchants

After entering the game, besides your garden, you will find a floating continent. On either side of the continent are different shops, including Sam's seed shop, which is clearly marked by a blue and white awning.

Besides this shop, you can also exchange seeds at traveling merchants who refresh periodically. Their seed offerings refresh every 5 minutes, and they only accept Sheckles as currency. The rarer the seed, the more Sheckles it requires.

If you don't see the seed you want at the merchant, don't waste your Sheckles. Instead, refresh the shop a few more times until you find a worthwhile seed before exchanging it.

It's worth noting that after unlocking Sam's shop, you can teleport directly there by clicking the blue Seeds button at the top of the screen, saving you the hassle of running around.

Obtaining Different Seed Packs

The merchant sells individual seeds, and while the selection refreshes, the variety is limited. Some seeds can only be obtained through specific seed packs. Seed packs are primarily obtained through:

• Rewards for participating in limited-time events
• Season Pass level rewards
• Redeemable at the in-game shop (distinguish between this and the merchant)

It's worth mentioning separately that to level up your Season Pass, you need to complete daily quests on time. Initially, these quests were obtained from specific NPCs (and NPCs have changed several times). Now you can view them in Season Pass menu.

Daily quests are usually released three a day, and completing them all will reward you with a cat pack. These quests are generally quite simple, for example:

• Planting specific seeds or harvesting specific crops
• Staying enough time in the game
• Earning a specific amount of currency

Participating In Limited-Time Events

Grow A Garden hosts limited-time events during real-world holidays or other special periods, rewarding you not only with seed packs but also with individual rare seeds. For example, Ghoul Garden event held recently to celebrate Halloween added some.

What Is GAG Gear?

Gear in Grow A Garden is actually a variety of gardening tools that provide different benefits during your plant's growth, such as increasing growth speed or yield, and potentially increasing mutation rates.

What Gear Is Available In The Game?

All GAG gear can be broadly divided into regular and limited-time gear, similar to seeds. Regular gear has seven rarities, while limited-time event gear depends on the reward list. Therefore, we will only list regular gear.

Common:

• Watering Can - 50,000 Sheckles

Uncommon:

• Trowel - 100,000 Sheckles
• Recall Wrench - 150,000 Sheckles
• Trading Ticket - 100,000 Sheckles

Rare:

• Basic Sprinkler - 25,000 Sheckles

Legendary:

• Advanced Sprinkler - 50,000 Sheckles
• Mutation Spray Burnt - 3 Summer Coins
• Mutation Spray Cloudtouched - 50,000,000 Sheckles
• Medium Toy - 4,000,000 Sheckles
• Medium Treat - 4,000,000 Sheckles
• Mutation Spray Wet - 50,000,000 Sheckles
• Mutation Spray Windstruck - 50,000,000 Sheckles
• Mutation Spray Verdant - 50,000,000 Sheckles
• Mutation Spray Disco - 50,000,000 Sheckles

Mythical:

• Godly Sprinkler - 120,000 Sheckles
• Tanning Mirror (Now available through crafting) - 1,000,000 Sheckles
• Lightning Rod (Now available through crafting) - 1,000,000 Sheckles
• Magnifying Glass - 10,000,000 Sheckles

Divine:

• Master Sprinkler - 10,000,000 Sheckles
• Favorite Tool - 20,000,000 Sheckles
• Harvest Tool - 30,000,000 Sheckles
• Friendship Pot - 15,000,000 Sheckles
• Cleaning Spray - 15,000,000 Sheckles
• Cleansing Pet Shard - 30,000,000 Sheckles

Prismatic:

• Levelup Lollipop - 10,000,000,000 Sheckles
• Grandmaster Sprinkler - 1,000,000,000 Sheckles

It's worth noting that while limited-time reward gear can only be obtained within the specified time, it will remain in your garden and can be used indefinitely afterward.

How To Obtain Gear?

Unlike seeds, gear in Grow A Garden can only be obtained by consuming Sheckles at the gear stand. Therefore, you can only obtain the desired gear by continuously planting and selling crops to earn more Sheckles.

Based on our list of regular gear, starting from legendary level, most gear requires a significant amount of Sheckles. Therefore, in the early stages of the game, utilizing pet bonuses to promote plant growth is more feasible than using gear.

The knowledge we've introduced should be enough for you to build your garden in the early stages of the game. If you want to delve deeper into the game, you'll need to learn more about advanced mechanics. There's no end to the effort and progress!

Grow a Garden has updated to the new season, Safari Harvest, on November 1st. This is a major themed update, with an atmosphere and mechanics very similar to Summer Harvest update four months ago, but in some aspects it's even better.

The core of this update is that players need to submit specific types of plants to Safari Joyce to earn points. So how exactly does this event work? What new items are there? Let's take a look.

Global Safari Points

This update introduces a Global Safari Points, replacing the previous mechanism of single-server or limited seeds.

Safari Joyce will request a specific type of plant every hour, such as woody plants, flower plants, fruits, etc., and these requests will rotate.

Players can open the in-game guide, search for the corresponding type under Plants category to find plants that meet the requirements and submit them. After submitting plants, players will receive two types of rewards: personal rewards and global rewards.

Global Rewards

Global Rewards are essentially milestone rewards for all players on the server. After accumulating a certain number of points, the rewards are distributed to all players.

The new Grow A Garden items rewards include new weather, items, and reduced cooldown times. Specific milestones and rewards are as follows:

• 250,000 Points: Orange Delight
• 2 Million Points: Explorer's Compass
• 20 Million Points: Safari Crate
• 50 Million Points: Zebra Whistle
• 125 Million Points: Safari Egg
• 300 Million Points: Protea
• 500 Million Points: Safari Rain Event
• 800 Million Points: Event Shop Cooldown, 45:00
• 1 Billion Points: Lush Sprinkler
• 4 Billion Points: Mini Shipping Container
• 7 Billion Points: Safari Night Event
• 9 Billion Points: Safari Totem Charm
• 11 Billion Points: Safari Drought Event
• 13 Billion Points: Baobab
• 15 Billion Points: Safari Oasis Event
• 17 Billion Points: Event Shop Cooldown, 30:00
• 21 Billion Points: Safari Stampede Event
• 25 Billion Points: Event Shop Cooldown, 15:00

Individual Rewards

Players can earn various rewards for every 500 points earned by submitting plants, including a chance to get various eggs such as Safari Egg, Paradise Egg, Bee Egg, and Common Safari Egg. Besides the current divine pet Elephant, you also have a chance to get some powerful pets from previous seasons.

New Seeds

New Seeds In Safari Shop

• Buttercup: Rare seed, with a 1/3 chance of appearing.
• Orange Delight: Approximately 40,000-45,000 Shekels
• Protea: Approximately 100,000 Shekels.
• Baobab: Approximately 100,000 Shekels, larger fruits can reach 187,000 Shekels.
• Trinity Fruit: Every 5 minutes, it causes a random Safari Mutation on a nearby fruit and has a very low chance of appearing in Safari Shop.

New Seeds In Season Pass

• Horned Redrose: Approximately 27,000 Shekels.
• Banana Orchid: Approximately 37,000-40,000 Shekels.
• Buddha's Hand: Approximately 60,000 Shekels.
• Viburnum Berry: Approximately 61,000 Shekels.
• Ghost Pepper: Approximately 70,000-85,000 Shekels.
• Thornspire: Obtained at Battle Pass Level 50 or in Zenith Seed Pack, approximately 107,000 Shekels.
• Wyrmvine: Not included in the pass, but can be redeemed for 3000 Pass Points.

New Mutations

• Stampede Mutation: Provides a x50 money multiplier.
• Arid Mutation: Provides a x6 money multiplier.

New Pets

Pets In Season Pass

Armadillo

It rolls into an Armadillo Ball every 7.5 minutes, turning the player into an Armadillo Ball for 30 seconds, allowing rapid rolling across the map.

Stung Beetle

Battles another player's beetle every 6 minutes, and victory rewards such as Beetle Lollipop and Beetle Chew, which can only be used on the beetle itself, for leveling up or resetting its ability cooldowns.

Mantis Shrimp

Hits items in the garden every 15 minutes, producing different effects, such as granting a large amount of experience to pets.

Hydra (Divine Pet)

Every 41 minutes, it performs one of the following actions: increases its age by 1 year, immediately hatches an egg, or applies Terrain Mutation to fruit. When selling fruit with Terrain Mutation, there is a 6.2% chance that a random mutation of that fruit will be applied to another fruit in the garden.

Pets In Safari Eggs

Orspecker

When a Safari Type Pet completes its ability, its cooldown is reduced by 14 seconds.

Zebra

Every 30 minutes, all zebras will run back and forth between Seed Shop and Gear Shop, giving the player a random Safari-related item as a reward. Each run has a 10% chance to trigger again.

Giraffe (Legendary)

Every 15 minutes, it eats a fruit with a height of at least 10 Studs and sells it for 1.53 times the price, while also advancing the growth time of the plant containing that fruit by 1 hour and 7 minutes and applying Arid Mutation to other fruits on that plant.

Rhino (Mythical)

Every 15 minutes, it rams into a random egg or fruit. The rammed egg's hatching time is reduced, and the rammed fruit gains Mirage Mutation.

Elephant (Divine)

Every 20 minutes, it blesses a pet that has reached age 50 (cannot bless other elephants), resetting it to 1-year-old. If its base weight is below 2.1kg, it increases that weight by 0.1kg.

New Gear

• Mini Shipping Container: Restores 5% of the hunger of all pets upon use.
• Safari Totem Charm: Summons Safari Rain weather.
• Explorer's Compass: Points to the most valuable fruit on the current map.
• Zebra Whistle: an entertainment item, which makes all pets run wildly around the garden when blown.
• Lush Sprinkler: Applies Lush Mutation to plants when used on them.

New Weather Events

• Safari Stampede: Fruit has a chance to become Stampede, pet ability cooldowns are halved (x2 speed), and touching Stampede fruit will knock you away.
• Safari Night: Fruit has a chance of becoming Nocturnal.

System Improvements

The pet shop interface has been simplified, and much of the dialogue has been removed. A clearer pet selling interface has been added, allowing players to select individual pets to sell. The previous Digging Quest, Spooky Chest, and Twilight Pack remain, and Forever Pack has returned.

Grow A Garden Safari Harvest adds many new pets and seeds, but to get good rewards, you'll need to take a lot of time on Safari Harvest event.

Whether managing a garden in real life or a game, while flowers and trees are beautiful, they often lack a more vibrant, outward life. Introducing small animals to your garden can effectively solve this problem!

For example, in the farm-themed idle game Grow A Garden, while the main gameplay involves planting new crops and selling them to earn Sheckles, which can then be exchanged for more and rarer seeds, raising pets is equally important.

These uniquely designed creatures not only provide companionship in a game lacking social features, but more importantly, each one possesses unique buffs that can improve your planting efficiency.

Below, we will explain the specific mechanics of Grow A Garden pet system in detail and list the pets at different levels that are worth prioritizing.

The Specific Role Of Pets

When you're planting in Grow A Garden, the main steps generally include acquiring seeds, using gear to complete or speed up planting, harvesting plants, and selling them. Pets can benefit you at each of these stages:

• Generate seeds that can be collected for free
• Provide usable gear or directly increase plant maturity speed/yield
• Generate Sheckles for you to collect

All pets in the game are divided into 7 rarity levels. The rarer the pet, the better the bonus, but the harder it is to obtain. Furthermore, not all pets have additional uses; some are simply part of the garden's "atmosphere."

It's worth noting that pet bonuses are stackable. Therefore, we recommend placing pets with better synergistic effects within your limited pet slots to maximize the value of each slot.

How To Obtain Pets?

First, please note that the initial limit on the number of pets you can place in your garden is 60. If you want to place more, you need to earn more currency by completing tasks to unlock the limit of expansion.

Currently, the primary way to acquire pets in the game is by farming and hatching pet eggs, and there are relatively many ways to obtain eggs (otherwise, it would be difficult to collect more pets!).

Eggs are sold at Pet Eggs Shop and Traveling Merchants. You can sell your gained Grow A Garden items to earn currency, then exchange more eggs you need. However, only three random types of eggs are available for exchange each time.

Additionally, during special game events, you can obtain limited-edition pet eggs by completing event quests or trading in the event-specific shop. For example, Ghoul Garden event, currently celebrating Halloween, is in full swing.

There is also a special Anti-Bee Egg that can be obtained through crafting. To do this, you need to collect the relevant materials beforehand, then talk to Bizzy Bear to activate the crafting system and complete the crafting process.

Crafting one Anti-Bee Egg requires 1 Bee Egg and 25 honey. In addition, Anti Bee Eggs can only randomly hatch the following 5 pets:

• Wasp - 55%
• Tarantula Hawk - 30%
• Moth - 13.75%
• Butterfly - 1%
• Disco Bee - 0.25%

How To Improve Your Pets' Abilities?

After hatching, pets will gradually grow on their own; this is essentially their built-in leveling-up mechanism. However, to ensure they grow on time, you must feed them regularly - that is, provide them with XP.

Generally, feeding pets once every 12 hours is sufficient. Available foods include treats like Lollipops or Maple Syrups. Furthermore, using toys to interact with pets, or placing pets with XP boosts in the garden, can accelerate the leveling of other pets.

Pet Mutations

Originally, Mutations mechanism only applied to plants, but after Pet Mutations Update added to the game this July, pets can also gain more or stronger boosts through Mutations.

To mutate your pet, you first need to ensure it's 50 years old. Then, take it to Pet Mutations station near Pet Eggs stall and consume Sheckles to complete the mutation.

Raising a pet to 50 years old requires a significant investment of upgrade materials, and mutations also require a large number of Sheckles. Therefore, you should carefully consider your options before attempting mutations to avoid waste.

Currently, the following mutations can be triggered (probabilities vary):

• Shiny Inverted
• Windy
• Frozen
• Golden
• Tiny
• Mega
• Tranquil
• Corrupted
• IronSkin
• Radiant
• Shocked
• Rainbow
• Ascended

Which Pets Are Worth Prioritizing?

As of now, Grow a Garden has over 100 pets. To maximize your plant cultivation efficiency at different levels, we've listed the following pets as priority acquisitions, ranked by rarity from lowest to highest, based on their value.

Common Pets:

• Crow
• Pumpkin Rat
• Robin
• Chipmunk
• Bunny
• Dog
• Golden Lab
• Starfish

Uncommon Pets:

• Bat
• Goat
• Farmer Chipmunk
• Hyrax
• Blue Jay
• Salmon
• Elk
• Black Bunny

Rare Pets:

• Goblin
• Bone Dog
• Ghost Bear
• Chubby Chipmunk
• Hummingbird
• Tree Frog
• Woodpecker
• Badger

Legendary Pets:

• Spider
• Wolf
• Idol Chipmunk
• Fortune Squirrel
• Silver Dragonfly
• Iguana
• Mallard
• Grizzly Bear

Mythical Pets:

• Black Cat
• Dark Spriggan
• Firefly
• Chimpanzee
• Sugar Glider
• Barn Owl
• Drake
• Luminous Sprite
• Glimmering Sprite

Divine Pets:

• Hex Serpent
• Reaper
• Chinchilla
• Mizuchi
• Tiger
• Red Panda
• Swan
• Space Squirrel
• Phoenix
• Cockatrice

Prismatic Pets (All):

• Headless Horseman
• Kitsune
• Corrupted Kitsune

In short, whether you want to acquire rare pets or raise them to their full potential, it's a long process in GAG that requires a significant investment of time and effort. Fortunately, the help and joy they provide are immeasurable!