All Grow a Garden crop mutations and multipliers

Grow a Garden mutations can be incredibly helpful, so if you're wondering how they come about and what you can do to ensure you get the possible version of your fruit and veg, then look no further, because we've got everything you need to know in this guide. Mutations can occur by a variety of different methods, so let's take a look at how they happen.

Keep in mind that this guide exclusively covers crop mutations. If you're curious about the different pet mutations, head over to our Grow a Garden pet guide. Alternatively, you can check out our list of all the new Grow a Garden codes if you're looking for some freebies.

Here's everything in our Grow a Garden mutations guide:

All Grow a Garden mutations

Grow a Garden mutations are unique transformations that increase the value of your crops. Each mutation has a unique appearance, though you can also see a crop's mutations by hovering over it in your garden or looking at it in your inventory.

Mutations can come from weather events, different pets, certain gears, or special Grow a Garden seeds. Some mutations are much more rare or difficult to get than others, but generally offer higher sheckles multipliers in return.

Below, we've listed all of the Grow a Garden mutations in three different categories - standard mutations, which you can obtain through the base game, limited mutations, which are generally tied to event-limited weather, pets, or items, and admin mutations, which you can only get during admin weather events.

Standard Grow a Garden mutations

There are a lot of different mutations available in the base game, either through standard weather events, specific pets, or specific Grow a Garden gear like mutation sprays and sprinklers.

The pool of mutations tends to expand with every Grow a Garden update, as new weather, pets, and items join the game, and each has its own appearance and multiplier that alters the value of your crops.

Here are all the standard Grow a Garden mutations in the game:

Limited Grow a Garden mutations

Beyond the standard mutations, there are also a bunch of limited mutations that are tied to Grow a Garden events. You generally get these mutations during event weathers or from event-exclusive pets and gear.

Luckily, a lot of these mutations end up re-entering the standard rotation through future pets or updated weather events. But, for now, they're only available through their respective events and items.

Here are all of the limited Grow a Garden mutations:

Admin Grow a Garden mutations

On top of standard and event-limited mutations, there are also a lot of different admin mutations. You get these by playing the game when Jandel and other special guests host 'admin abuse' events, where they trigger unique weather events that apply exclusive mutations to your crops.

Sometimes, the admin mutations from previous admin events come back as event or standard mutations, though sometimes the mutation's appearance and sheckles multiplier may change in the process.

Here are all of the admin Grow a Garden mutations:

What's the best Grow a Garden mutation?

Currently, the best standard Grow a Garden mutation are cosmic and abyssal, which both offer a massive x240 sheckles modifier. In order to get the cosmic mutation, a crop needs to have both the aurora and celestial mutations. In order to get the abyssal mutation, the crop needs to get both the voidtouched and eclipsed mutations.

The best limited Grow a Garden mutation is ascended chakra, offering a x230 sheckles multiplier. In order to get this mutation you need to combine the harmonised chakra and harmonised foxfire chakra mutations.

The best admin Grow a Garden mutation is astral, which offers an incredibly x365 sheckles multiplier. You get it by combining both the cosmic and galactic mutations.

What's Grow a Garden's max mutation multiplier?

As mentioned above, you can have more than one mutation on a crop, which pushes its value even higher. However, some mutations can't exist together (for example, a crop can't be both golden and rainbow, paradisial removes verdant and sundried, cooked removes burnt, etc). The price of a crop is decided by its total crop value multiplied by its mutation multiplier.

According to the wiki, the current max mutation multiplier in Grow a Garden is x201,050, achieved through the following combination of the 60 most valuable mutations:

• Rainbow + Desolate + Choc + Bloodlit + Blackout + Chakra + Luminous + Ghostly + Umbral + Azure + Flamming + Glimmering + Lightcycle + Subzero + Gilded + Touchdown + Junkshock + AncientAmber + Contagion + Ascended Chakra + Alienlike + FoxfireChakra + Slashbound + Moonbled + Jackpot + Beanbound + Graceful + Abyssal + Astral + Ceramic + Maelstorm + Necrotic + Shadowbound + Celestial + Warped + Twisted + Gloom + Fortune + Gourmet + OilBoil + Enchanted + Infernal + Friendbound + Spooky + Paradisal + Cloudtouched + Brainrot + HoneyGlazed + Frozen + Corrupt + Tranquil + Enlightened + Sandy + Sauce + Moonlit + Gnomed + Fall + Stormcharged + Pollinated + Heavenly + Pasta + Disco + Plasma + Dawnbound + Cracked +Wiltproof + Glitched + Blitzshock

Keep in mind that the max mutation multiplier can change at any time as new weather events and mutations arrive in the game.