Grow a Garden 2 has 13 mutations in our list. Unlike the first game, a crop can carry only one mutation, so mutations never stack. Gold and Rainbow can show up on any crop, and the rest come from weather events, special plants or pets.
A crop carries only one mutation at a time, so mutations never stack in Grow a Garden 2.
Partly tested in game This is not confirmed yet. We will update it once we test it in the game.
All mutations
| Mutation | Sheckle multiplier | How to get | Confidence | Data as of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amber | ×20 | Can appear on fruit of the Amber Cranberry plant. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Aurora | ×1.5 | Weather or event: Aurora. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Bloodlit | ×60 | Weather or event: Bloodmoon. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Chakra | ×60 | Linked to the Kitsune pet. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Eclipsed | ×80 | Weather or event: Eclipse. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Electric | ×25 | Weather or event: Lightning. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Frozen | ×14 | Weather or event: Snowfall. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Glow | ×100 | Can appear on fruit of the Star Fruit plant. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Gold | ×10 | Planting a Gold Seed, or a small random chance while crops grow and at harvest. Weather or event: Goldmoon. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Ignited | ×60 | Weather or event: Sunburst. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Rainbow | ×30 | Planting a Rainbow Seed, or a small random chance while crops grow and at harvest. Weather or event: Rainbow Weather. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Starstruck | ×50 | Weather or event: Starfall. | Source: community wiki Community report | |
| Veil | ×20 | Linked to the Shadow Dragon pet. | Source: community wiki Community report |
Game data adapted from the Grow a Garden 2 Wiki on Fandom, licensed CC BY-SA. Our changes to that data use the same licence.
How mutations work
The community wiki says crops get one last chance to mutate when you harvest them, and only some mutations can also appear while a crop grows. Planting a Gold Seed or a Rainbow Seed gives that mutation for sure. Mutated fruit does not decay, which is another reason a mutation is worth more than its multiplier alone suggests.
A mutation multiplies the fruit’s fresh value. Gold is ×10 and Rainbow is ×30. Try it with your own fruit in the calculator.