The Definitive Grow a Garden Tier List: Best Crops, Pets & Mutations (2025 Meta)

In the competitive world of Grow a Garden on Roblox, not all items are created equal. A beginner might think a Pumpkin is valuable because it’s heavy, but a pro knows that a Cosmic Aetherfruit is worth millions more.

Welcome to the most accurate and up-to-date Grow a Garden Tier List. We have analyzed market values, rarity probabilities, and trading demand to rank every item in the game. Whether you are farming for Sheckles or building a collection of rare mutations, this guide will tell you exactly what to keep and what to sell.

How We Rank Items (The Methodology)

Our ranking system isn’t just about base price. We calculate the “True Value” based on three factors:

1. Rarity: How difficult is it to obtain? (e.g., 1 in 10,000 chance).
2. Multiplier Potential: How well does it stack with mutations like Astral or Rainbow?
3. Trading Demand: How much are other players willing to pay for it in the Trading Hub?

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S-Tier: The Godly Collection (Keep at All Costs)

Items in the S-Tier are the holy grail of Grow a Garden. Owning these instantly puts you on the leaderboard radar.

• Astral Fruit: Currently the undisputed king. With a massive x365 Multiplier, this isn’t just a crop; it’s a trophy. It usually requires a Blood Moon event or extreme luck to obtain.
• Aetherfruit: The highest base-value seed in the standard rotation. If you see this in the shop, buy as many as you can.
• Voidtouched Fruit: Essential for crafting high-tier potions like the Void Elixir. Its value comes from its utility in “Night Farming.”
• Prismatic Pets (Kitsune): Pets like the Corrupted Kitsune don’t just look cool; their passive abilities (like copying mutations) can exponentially increase your farm’s output.

Strategy: Never sell an S-Tier item to the NPC merchant. Always trade them with other players or keep them locked with the Favorite Tool.

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A-Tier: The Legendary Meta (Best for Grinding)

If you want to make billions of Sheckles efficiently, you will be farming A-Tier items 90% of the time.

• Dragon Fruit: The reliable money-maker. It has a high weight and excellent base value. A field full of Rainbow Dragon Fruits is the standard setup for pro players.
• Golden Apple: While slightly less valuable than Aetherfruit, it is much easier to obtain in bulk. Great for crafting Golden Nectar.
• Mutations (Stormcharged & Celestial): These mutations offer multipliers of x180 and x120 respectively. While not as high as Astral, they are much easier to farm during weather events.

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B-Tier: The Epic & Event Class

These items are solid. They are great for mid-game players who are transitioning from a small garden to a massive plantation.

• Star Fruit & Moonberry: These look beautiful and have decent value. They are often used as “add-ons” in large trades.
• Event Items (Easter/Halloween): Crops like Chocolate Egg or Fossil Berry fall here. Their value fluctuates based on the season. Hold onto them when the event ends; their value often rises as they become “Legacy” items.

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C-Tier & D-Tier: The Common Essentials

Don’t ignore these! While they won’t make you rich directly, they are the backbone of the Cooking System.

• Ingredients (Wheat, Corn, Tomato): You need thousands of these to cook Pies, Burgers, and Salads.
• XP Farming: Fast-growing crops like Carrots (D-Tier) are actually S-Tier for gaining XP. If you want to level up your pets quickly, forget value and plant Carrots.

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Mutation Tier List: Understanding Multipliers

The real secret to wealth in Grow a Garden is stacking mutations. Here is the hierarchy you need to know:

1. Godly (The 0.1%): Astral (x365), Cosmic (x240), Abyssal (x240).
2. Legendary (Weather Based): Stormcharged (x180), Infernal (x180), Biohazard (x157).
3. Epic (The Standard): Celestial (x120), Shocked (x100), Meteoric (x125).
4. Rare (The Basics): Rainbow (x50), Subzero (x40), Golden (x20).

Pro Tip: A common crop (like a Strawberry) with a Godly Mutation is worth more than a Legendary crop with no mutation. Always prioritize mutations over base seeds.

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Frequently Asked Questions (Tier List FAQ)

Q: Why is the “Beanstalk” ranked so high? A: The Beanstalk is a Prismatic rarity crop. It is extremely heavy (9.5kg+), and since value scales with weight, a heavy Beanstalk can outsell almost anything else.

Q: Do Tier Lists change? A: Yes! Every time the developers drop a new update (like the Kitchen Storm or Corrupted Update), new items are introduced, and old values shift. We update this list weekly to reflect the current trading economy.

Q: Is a “Shiny” pet better than a normal one? A: Yes, shiny or “Evolved” versions of pets often have doubled stats. A Shiny Common Dog might dig up seeds faster than a normal Rare pet. Check our Pet Tools page for exact stats.

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Stay Ahead of the Market

Use the visual tier list above to make smart decisions. If you unbox an item and see it listed in the S-Tier or A-Tier, congratulations—you just hit the jackpot!

Rankings updated for Update 1.17.0 (Cooking & Corrupted Events).