Welcome to the most complete guide for Grow A Garden on Roblox. If you want to build a big farm and millions of coins, you need to know what to plant. Many new players waste time on crops that look nice but pay very little. To be successful, you must focus on efficiency. This article breaks down every major plant in the game, ranks them by profitability, and tells you exactly which seeds are worth your time and money.
Best Plants in Grow A Garden Overview
In Grow A Garden, your goal is to maximize Cash Per Minute and XP Per Harvest. We created this tier list to help you understand the economy of the game. High-tier plants usually cost more to unlock, but they give you huge returns. Low-tier plants are cheap and fast, but you have to click thousands of times to make a decent profit. Strategy is key here. You should always aim to upgrade your seeds as soon as you have enough money.
S-Tier
The S-Tier represents the best of the best. These plants are the meta. If you have unlocked these, you should fill 100% of your garden plots with them. They offer the highest sell prices and the best experience points for leveling up.
Money Trees: This is the most famous plant in the high-level community. As the name suggests, Money Trees do not grow fruit; they grow bags of cash. They take a long time to mature, often several hours depending on your fertilizer, but the payout is massive. This is the best crop for players who want to plant their garden, go to school or sleep, and come back to millions of coins.
Golden Roses: These are rare and incredibly valuable. While Money Trees are for raw cash, Golden Roses are the kings of XP (Experience Points). If you are stuck on a level and need to unlock a new zone, you must plant Golden Roses. They sparkle visually, making your farm look rich, and they sell for a very high price compared to standard flowers.
Crystal Ferns: These glowing blue plants are a hybrid choice. They grow faster than Money Trees but sell for more than A-Tier crops. They are perfect for active playing sessions where you can check your farm every 20 or 30 minutes. They provide a great balance of money and XP, making them a top-tier choice for efficient grinding.
Diamond Lilies: These exotic flowers are extremely rare and valuable. They offer a fantastic balance of high sell price and significant XP gain, making them a dual-purpose crop for advanced farmers. This crop have a moderate growth time, making them a good choice for players who can check the farm every hour.
Rainbow Peppers: These vibrant peppers are not just beautiful; they are incredibly profitable. Rainbow Peppers have a unique ability to sometimes drop multiple peppers, increasing your overall yield per plant. Their growth time is relatively long, similar to Money Trees, but the potential for bonus drops makes them a top choice for maximizing profit in the late game.
A-Tier
These plants are excellent. They are the backbone of any mid-game farm. You will likely use these crops for weeks before you can afford the S-Tier seeds. They are reliable and profitable.
Sunflowers: This is the most popular plant for grinding money in the mid-game. Sunflowers have a very reasonable growth time. They are not too slow, and not too fast. This means you can plant a full field, water them, and by the time you finish other tasks, they are ready to harvest. The Return on Investment (ROI) for Sunflowers is very high.
Blueberry Bushes: Unlike single-stem flowers, bushes feel more substantial. Blueberries are great because they often drop multiple items per harvest. Even though the individual berry price is lower than a sunflower, the volume makes up for it. They are fantastic for consistent cash flow when you need to buy small upgrades like fences or sprinklers.
Watermelons: These giant fruits take up a lot of visual space and look very satisfying when fully grown. They take longer to grow than Sunflowers, making them a “semi-AFK” crop. If you want to watch a YouTube video while playing, plant Watermelons. You only need to check them occasionally, and they pay out a nice lump sum of coins.
Strawberries: Strawberries are excellent early to mid-game crops. They have a relatively short growth time and offer a good sell price for their speed, making them ideal for active farming sessions. They are a reliable source of income to quickly save up for more expensive seeds.
Pineapples: These tropical fruits are a solid investment. Pineapples take a moderate amount of time to grow but offer a very good sell price. They are a step up from Watermelons in terms of profitability and are great for players who want a steady income without constant monitoring.
Raspberries: Similar to blueberries, raspberries grow in bushes and yield multiple fruits per harvest. They have a slightly higher individual sell price than blueberries, making them a better choice for maximizing profit from berry bushes. They are fast-growing and provide consistent small bursts of income.
B-Tier
B-Tier crops are average. They are not bad, but they are not great. You usually plant these when you are level 10 to level 25. They serve as a bridge between the starter plants and the big money makers.
Carrots: The classic vegetable found in almost every farming game. Carrots grow fast. This sounds good, but it means you have to work harder. You have to click, plant, water, and harvest constantly. If you stop clicking, you stop making money. They are good if you are hyper-active, but bad if you want to relax.
Pumpkins: These are similar to Watermelons but pay less. They are often used for specific quests or during Halloween events in Roblox. Outside of events, they are just okay. They take a while to grow and the sell price is mediocre. Only plant these if you have a daily quest that requires them.
Red Tulips: A step up from the basic Daisy. Tulips add some color to your garden and give slightly better XP than the starter crops. They are a safe choice for beginners who have just saved up their first 500 coins. Use them to get out of the early game, then switch to Sunflowers immediately.
Corn: Corn is a decent mid-tier crop. It has a moderate growth time and a reasonable sell price. It’s a good filler crop for your farm when you’re looking to diversify your income without committing to the longer growth cycles of A-tier fruits.
Peaches: Peaches are another good option for the B-tier. They offer a slightly better sell price than carrots and have a balanced growth time. They are a good choice for active players who want to a steady flow of coins.
Cabbage: Cabbage is a reliable vegetable crop. It grows relatively fast and provides a consistent, albeit not spectacular, income. It’s a good choice for who are still building up their initial capital and need to make sales.
C-Tier
These are the bottom of the barrel. These plants are for the tutorial phase only. Do not plant these if you have more than 100 coins in your bank account. They are a waste of your time and garden space.
Daisies: The Daisy is the default flower. It costs almost nothing, but it sells for almost nothing. You will need to harvest thousands of these to buy even a basic wooden fence. They are cute, but they will keep you poor. Stop using them as soon as possible.
Wheat: Wheat grows incredibly fast, almost instantly. However, the profit margin is tiny. It feels like a lot of work for very little reward. Unless you need Wheat to bake bread in a specific mini-game update, avoid filling your plots with this.
Wild Grass: Technically not a crop you buy, but something that grows when you don’t take care of your garden. It gives zero money and zero XP. It is trash. Always clear this out immediately to make room for profitable seeds.
Potatoes: Potatoes are very basic root vegetables. They grow quickly but offer a minimal sell price. While they can be a quick source of initial coins, their low value means they are quickly outclassed by almost any other crop once you progress a little.
Small Flowers: These are usually very cheap to buy and grow extremely fast. However, their sell price is very low, and they offer minimal XP. They are only useful for completing very early game quests or filling empty plots when you have absolutely no other options.
Tips & Tricks
Upgrade Your Watering Can: The speed of your success depends on your tools. A basic watering can is too slow for a large farm. Save your money to buy a Gold or Diamond Watering Can. These can water 9 or 16 plants at once, saving you minutes of clicking every cycle.
Optimize with Fertilizer: Fertilizer is expensive, so use it smart. Never use speed fertilizer on C-Tier crops like Daisies. It is a waste of resources. Save your best fertilizer for S-Tier Money Trees to cut their growth time in half and double your daily profits.
Watch for Market Multipliers: Sometimes the game developers turn on “2x Cash Events” for the weekend. During these times, even B-Tier crops can be very profitable. Keep an eye on the server chat and update logs to know when to sell your hoard of crops.
Expand Your Plots Wisely: Don’t just buy new plots randomly. Prioritize expanding your farm when you have a steady income from A-tier or S-tier crops. More plots mean more plants, but only if you can manage to water and harvest them efficiently.
Consider Pets: Pets in Grow A Garden can automate tasks like watering or harvestingboosting your efficiency for large farms. Research which pets offer the best bonuses for your playstyle.
