The SGrow a Garden Seed Stages Update adds a new evolve‑your‑seed progression loop, a full Season 1 Pass, a new transcendent plant (Crimson Thorn), new pets via the Jungle Egg, and a handful of store/quality‑of‑life additions.
This guide explains how the stage system works, what you actually get at each milestone, and which rewards are worth your time.
Grow a Garden Seed Stages Update – Transcendent Plant, Codes
1) Seed Stages: How the System Works
Where to start: Talk to the new NPC → choose “Show me Stage 1 seeds.”
Evo seeds available (Stage 1):
- Evo Beetroot
- Evo Blueberry
- Evo Pumpkin
- Evo Mushroom
You cannot evolve arbitrary seeds. Only these Evo variants progress through stages.
The 5 core steps (as explained by the NPC)
- Plant your Evo seed.
- Feed it (grow bigger).
- Use gear (sprinklers, etc.) to speed growth—same as usual.
- Mutations can carry over when you submit the seed to the next stage.
- Harvest and submit to advance the stage and claim rewards.
Stage turn‑ins and rewards
Stage 1 → 2: Submit your Evo 1 plant to receive Evo 2 plus a reward roll (e.g., Event Lanterns).
Stage 2 → 3: Submit Evo 2 to get Evo 3 plus a reward roll (e.g., Pet Leads).
Stage 3 → 4 (Max): Submit Evo 3 to receive Evo 4 plus a reward roll pool that includes the Gardener Seed Pack and Jungle Egg.
After Stage 4: The plant is maxed. You cannot submit it again for rewards. From here, treat it as a money plant.
Grow times increase each stage. The video showed ~5 hours for Evo 3 → 4 on Blueberry.
Size Boost chance (Sprinklers)
- When a plant is fully grown, you’ll see a Size Boost Chance stat.
- Placing higher‑tier sprinklers should increase this chance. (It appeared bugged in the test server shown, but that’s the intended behavior.)
2) Payouts: What the Maxed Evos Sell For (examples shown)
- Evo Pumpkin (Lv4): ~80–85k shekels
- Evo Mushroom (Lv4, Legendary): ~72k (small) to ~142k shekels (bigger)
- Evo Beetroot (Lv4): ~57k to ~70k shekels
- Evo Blueberry (Lv4): values weren’t finalized in the clip; treat like mid‑tier earners
Exact sell price depends on size/weight, gear, and mutations; numbers above are representative examples from the video.
3) New Transcendent Plant: Crimson Thorn
- Rarity: Transcendent
- Where: Seed Shop
- Observed sales in the video:
- Small: ~171k shekels
- Large (8 kg): ~400k shekels
Comparison to Bone Blossom:
Bone Blossom is said to have a floor around 180k.
Crimson Thorn can sell below that in small sizes, but scales higher with size and proper setup.
Takeaway: Crimson Thorn is a top‑tier money plant if you focus on size (sprinklers/mutations). Bone Blossom remains a reliable floor earner.
4) Season 1 Pass (Free Track + Premium Track)
Progress: Complete daily quests (reset ~every 24 hours) to gain pass XP.
Free Track highlights (examples from the video):
- Blue Jay pet (Level 2) – makes berry‑type plants grow ~2.6× larger
- Sundew Seed (Level 3) – sold ~36k to ~75k
- Prime Seed Packs / Prime Crates at intervals
- Black Bat Flower – sold ~67k
- Grand Master / Godly Sprinklers at select levels
- Mandarin Berry – ~65k–77k
- Copse Flower – ~76k
- Silver Dragonfly (Level 40) – applies silver mutation instead of gold
- Late‑track seeds with strong values, e.g. Inferno Quans (seen at ~126k–229k+) and Multi‑Trap (~160k floor; ~350k at larger size)
Premium Track (paid):
- Premium versions of select rewards, bonus cosmetics, and some pets/skins.
- The creator viewed it as mixed value: good cosmetics and some strong seeds later, but a lot of filler between standout tiers.
Pass Shop:
- Spend Pass Points on tools and items like Grow All, Level Up Lollipop, Prime Seed Pack, Silver Fertilizer, Prime Crate, and a rotating Prismatic in the store.
Note: The video mentions occasional claim bugs in testing (e.g., Blue Jay not appearing, prismatic purchase not delivered). Treat those as temporary issues.
5) Jungle Egg: New Pets and What They Do
You can obtain the Jungle Egg via the max Stage turn‑in reward pool and also through the Egg Shop.
Tree Frog (40%):
- Every 3 minutes, advances a random plant by 15 minutes.
- Simple growth accelerator; decent utility.
Hummingbird (30%):
- Every ~1 minute, converts a random single‑harvest plant into its seed equivalent.
- Great for recovering seeds from single‑harvest plants you want to preserve.
Iguana (24%):
- About every 76–80 seconds, melts a Frozen mutation on a random fruit to Chilled/Wet.
- Useful if you dislike Frozen; controversial if you value it for min‑max setups.
Chimpanzee (rare):
- Every 3 minutes, grabs a random fruit and sells it at the stall.
- 2% chance the original fruit is not collected (acts like a small “duplication” outcome).
- Passive auto‑sell quality of life.
Tiger (epic):
- ~Every 12.5–13 minutes: Roar → pulls all pets to Tiger; 5,000 total XP distributed (cap 800 XP per pet).
- Every 8 minutes: Mutations shuffle → replaces 3 random mutations with other random mutations.
- Strong garden‑wide support. Great long‑term pet for accounts leveling many pets at once.
6) Gardener Seed Pack
- Radish: ~36k
- Blue Raspberry: ~40k
- Horned Melon: ~60k
- Akee: ~80k
- Urchin (Arici): ~100k
You can earn these via achievements and now via Stage‑3→4 turn‑ins.
7) Practical Routes and Tips
Fast Track to Rewards
- Plant Evo Mushroom and Evo Pumpkin first; their Lv4 payouts looked strong for time invested.
- Push Stage 3 → 4 on at least one Evo to unlock the Jungle Egg and Gardener Seed Pack reward pool.
Crimson Thorn Optimisation
- Stack high‑tier sprinklers and mutation strategies to push size; this is where Crimson Thorn overtakes Bone Blossom on total value.
- If you want guaranteed floors, Bone Blossom remains safe; if you can manage growth, Crimson Thorn has the higher ceiling.
Pets Priority
- Tiger if you’re building a large pet roster (XP share + mutation reshuffle).
- Tree Frog for hands‑off growth boosts.
- Hummingbird if you frequently run single‑harvest plants and want seed recovery.
Season Pass Grinding
- Log in for daily quests; the pass resets tasks roughly every 24 hours.
- Save Pass Points for utility items that accelerate your entire account (sprinklers, Grow All, Lollipops).
Mutation Handling
- Remember that mutations can carry when you submit to the next stage. Build mutations you like before turning in.
Evo Flow
| Stage | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 → 2 | Submit Evo 1 | Evo 2 + reward roll (e.g., Event Lanterns) |
| 2 → 3 | Submit Evo 2 | Evo 3 + reward roll (e.g., Pet Leads) |
| 3 → 4 | Submit Evo 3 | Evo 4 + reward roll (Jungle Egg/Gardener Pack possible) |
| 4 | Max | No further turn‑ins; use for income |
Featured Money Plants
| Plant | Notes |
|---|---|
| Crimson Thorn | Scales extremely high with size (up to ~400k seen); can be below Bone Blossom floor at small sizes |
| Bone Blossom | Reliable floor (~180k); great consistency |
| Multi‑Trap | ~160k floor; ~350k shown at larger size |
| Inferno Quans | Seen between ~126k and ~229k+ |
Bottom Line
Seed Stages give you a clear, repeatable loop: grow → submit → reward → repeat until Stage 4.
Crimson Thorn is the new high‑ceiling moneymaker if you invest in size; Bone Blossom remains a strong baseline.
Jungle Egg pets add powerful automation and garden‑wide effects, with Tiger standing out for long‑term account growth.
The Season Pass has plenty of filler but includes several strong seeds, sprinklers, and utility items; the free track is solid if you play daily.