Grow A Garden Jandel Monkey: How To Get & Passive Ability

The Jandel Monkey might just be the most overpowered pet ever added to Grow A Garden. With the power to slap literally every single mutation onto a single plant every 25 seconds, this digital companion has the power to turn even a basic Bamboo into a Frankenstein of fruit.

But here's the catch: this pet isn’t something you hatch or craft. So, how do you get it? Here's everything to know about how to unlock the Jandel Monkey in Grow A Garden.

How To Unlock Jandel Monkey in Grow A Garden | Roblox

Unfortunately, there's no egg, redeem code, or event that will grant you a Jandel Monkey. That's because the pet can only be given out by Jandel himself—or a Grow A Garden admin with access to the dev panel. As of now, only one player outside the dev team owns it, making it the rarest pet in the entire game.

If you want even a chance, you’ll need to find and join Jandel or another developer in-game. Some players use the Bloxfinder extension to track down devs and hop servers with them in the hopes they might get one as a gift. But don’t count on it. This monkey is tightly controlled to stop the economy from imploding.

What Is The Jandel Monkey Passive Ability in Grow A Garden | Roblox

Every 25 to 30 seconds, the Jandel Monkey applies every single mutation (yes, all of them!) to a nearby plant. The effect itself isn't permanent and resets after a while, so you'll probably want to capitalize on the crop as soon as it's mutated. That said, it's busted on high-value fruits like Bone Blossom or Candy Blossom!

It's sad that the Jandel Monkey won't ever become widespread, but the game’s mutation system would basically become irrelevant if it ever did. That’s why Jandel himself controls the drip—and why getting one puts you in a league of your own.

That's everything you need to know about how to get the Jandel Monkey in Grow A Garden on Roblox.

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