Grow a Garden recently received a big update which added new mutations, weather-type and even a high-value crop called the Beanstalk. In this guide, you will know everything about its appearance chance in Sam’s Seed Shop, as well as ways to maximize profits from farming them. Visually, it is a completely green seed that grows into a tall green tree. Get more details here.
Grow a Garden Beanstalk Guide
To get the Beanstalk seed, check the in-game shop when it restocks. It does cost a whopping 10,000,000 Sheckles (715 Robux), which isn’t too high for those with thriving gardens. However, it can be a grind for newer players, making it out of reach unless others gift high-value fruits to them. Once you have the necessary amount of Sheckles, make sure to teleport to the shop and, if it’s in stock, click on the purchase option before anyone else on the server snags it.
The chance of seeing Beanstalk in Beanstalk 0.0005%, making it one of (if not the most) rare crops in the game as of now. It does take a while to grow, but luckily, it’s a multi-harvest plant, so it will keep giving you fruits, and each fruit has a base value of around 18,000¢. This will give a significant boost to your income.
However, since the tree can grow too tall, players might have trouble accessing the fruits for harvest. You can try planting bamboo around it for better access but its own ‘leaves’ are good enough for climbing.
The rarity of this seed is Prismatic and the Beanstalk is currently the only such plant in Grow a Garden. If you’re lucky, you can may also get mutated fruits such as Moonlit, Shocked, Bloodlit (during Blood Moon), Frozen, Chilled, Gold, Wet, Choc (for those who still have the Chocolate Sprinkler), Rainbow, Zombified (due to the Chicken Zombie pet) and Disco. Having these will increase its value a lot more, making the Beanstalk one of the must-have crops on your garden.
To maximize profits, use the Sprinklers (Advanced, Godly, Master) to increase fruit size, mutation chances and growth speed. Place it in a spot on your garden with other high value crops so that every tree benefits from the sprinkler.
