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All Weather Events In Grow A Garden

Learn how every weather event in Grow a Garden works, including standard, limited-time, and admin-only effects.
All Weather Events In Grow A Garden
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Rain? Useful. Thunderstorms? Profitable. A Disco storm that forces your farmer to dance? Absolute chaos. In Grow a Garden, the weather isn’t just a background effect—it’s a full-blown gameplay mechanic that can make or break your harvest.

From standard growth-boosting showers to limited-time celestial events and admin-triggered madness, understanding the forecast is key to farming success. Let’s break down every weather event in Grow A Garden—and what it means for your crops!

What Does Weather Do In Grow A Garden? | Roblox

Weather in Grow a Garden affects every server simultaneously (unless it's admin-triggered). It can increase crop growth, apply powerful mutations, or shake up the whole map with event chaos. There are three categories: Standard Weather (naturally occurring), Event Weather (tied to limited-time events), and Admin Weather (manually triggered by devs).

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The current weather effect being applied is displayed on your screen.

Every Weather Event In Grow A Garden | Roblox

Here's an explanation of all the different weather events in the game.

All Standard Weather Effects

Standard Weather happens regularly and offers gameplay boosts and basic mutations. They are the backbone of Grow a Garden’s ecosystem. Rain is common and useful, while Thunderstorms and Frost are rarer and offer premium mutation chances.

Weather Effects Mutations Notes
Rain +50% crop growth Wet (50% chance) Wet + Chilled = Frozen
Thunderstorm +50% growth, lightning strikes Wet, Shocked Rare (1 in 40 seed shop restocks)
Frost +50% growth, shivering visual/sound Chilled, Frozen 25% chance to replace Rain

All Limited-Time Event Weather

Event Weather is usually tied to in-game events or specific times. These conditions let you chase valuable, limited mutations—often with higher resale value or conversion options (like honey).

Weather Effects Mutations Details
Night Dim light, glowing crops Moonlit Happens hourly, lasts ~10 mins
Blood Moon Red sky/moon Bloodlit 33% chance to replace Night, lasts 15 mins
Meteor Shower Falling meteors Celestial Use Star Caller to guide meteor impacts
Bee Swarm Bees pollinate crops Pollinated Lasts 10 mins, mutations sell for 3x or make Honey

Note: Night and Blood Moon are on a schedule, while Meteor Shower and Bee Swarm often need a trigger or event.
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There's a higher chance of getting Moonlit crops at Night.

All Admin Weather Events

Admin Weather is unpredictable, ridiculous, and often meme-tier in execution. Here’s the madness:

Weather Effects Mutations Special Notes
Disco Rainbow visuals, forced dance party Disco Soundtrack: Raining Tacos
Jandel Storm Lightning spam + giant Jandel None Soundtrack: Ode to Joy
Sheckle Rain Gold sky + falling currency None Average of 30 Sheckles earned
Chocolate Rain Chocolate-themed rain Chocolate Works like Rain but with Chocolate mutation
Lazer Storm Laser-beam map sweep Plasma Jandel NPC shoots rotating beams
Tornado Map-wide tornado Twisted Applies a mutation as it crosses crops
Monster Mash Dance party behind the Pet Shop None Grants Monster Mash Potion Trophy
Black Hole Purple void sky, gravity shift Void Touched Sucks fruits inward, huge sky portal
Beenado TBD TBA Has appeared in dev sneak peeks

As you can see, weather events in Grow A Garden aren't just for show. Each effect can supercharge your harvest or offer limited-time mutations that turn basic crops into literal gold!

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