Grow A Garden Dragon Pepper: How To Get

The Dragon Pepper is the holy-grail crop after the new Working Bee update in Grow A Garden. It's a flaming crimson pod that looks like it was plucked straight out of a boss fight. It’s also absurdly rare, so if you want to flex one in your plot, you’ll need patience and luck on your side.

Here's how to get the Dragon Pepper in Grow A Garden, including whether it's worth the effort to try to harvest it.

How To Get Dragon Pepper In Grow A Garden | Roblox

The only way to get the Dragon Pepper is from the Exotic Crafter Seed Pack. It's a bit harder to obtain than the Cocovine, with only a 0.5% chance of pulling it. Yep—less than 1%. This basically means you'll need to open a lot of packs or pray to the Grow Gods to land this one.

To craft an Exotic Crafter Seed Pack, head to the crafting station and combine:

• 1 Normal Flower Pack
• 10 Honey

After that, you must wait at least 20 minutes before you can open it and hope for that juicy red pepper seed. You can also sometimes get packs as gifts from other players or online giveaways.

Is The Dragon Pepper Worth It In Grow A Garden?

Yeah, I think so! Once planted, the Dragon Pepper grows six peppers per vine, which is already a win. But the real magic is in its resale value. Even a normal-sized 27 kg Dragon Pepper (with no mutations) can sell for 1.8 million Sheckles. Besides that, it looks absolutely insane in your garden!

Unfortunately, it doesn't pay as much as the Candy Blossom, which (let's be real) stands out as the absolute best seed in the game. But it's still definitely worth the time and effort spent farming it.

That’s everything you need to know about how to get the Dragon Pepper in Grow A Garden on Roblox. It’s rare, it’s hot, and if you pull one, you’ve officially made it out of Seed Shop peasantry.

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