Grow A Garden Pack Bee: How To Get & Use

The Pack Bee might not grow fruit or drop fancy mutations in Grow A Garden. But if you’re tired of constantly running back to sell your harvest, this little helper is about to become your best friend. It’s one of the most practical utility pets and is absolutely worth crafting if your plots are a bit crowded!

Here’s how to get and use the Pack Bee in Grow A Garden and why it’s a must-have for serious farmers!

How To Get Pack Bee In Grow A Garden | Roblox

You cannot hatch the Pack Bee from Pet Eggs. The only way to get it is via crafting. To craft the Pack Bee in Grow A Garden, you’ll need a bunch of mid-to-late game materials:

• 1x Anti-Bee Egg
• 1x Sunflower
• 1x Purple Dahlia
• 250x Honey

Once you’ve got those ingredients, head to the Crafting Station and fuse them together to get your Pack Bee pet. From there, simply place it in your plot, and boom—you instantly boost your backpack space by +25 slots.

That means fewer trips to the sell zone and more time stacking up high-value fruits. Especially helpful during events or when you’re farming fast-growing crops like Bend Boo or Berries.

How To Use The Pack Bee In Grow A Garden | Roblox

After placing the Pack Bee, you can feed it to increase its passive effect. The more you feed it (Bamboo works great), the more storage space it gives in Grow A Garden. So over time, this little guy can scale with your garden and give you even more capacity.

If you're running a big setup with loads of pets, sprinklers, and high-yield fruit, the Pack Bee is going to save you a ton of time. No more constant harvesting interruptions because your bag fills up in 30 seconds!

That's how to get Pack Bee in Grow A Garden to expand your fruit storage in the game. While you're at it, check out my guide on how to expand your plot for even more space!

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