⭐ Gold Variant in Grow a Garden — ×20
Gold is a ×20 variant, not a regular mutation. It multiplies a fruit's whole value, and a fruit can only have one variant at a time.
Last verified against the Crop Mutations page on the Grow a Garden wiki.
×20
A variant: it multiplies the whole fruit.
📋 Gold at a glance
| Multiplier | ×20 |
|---|---|
| Type | Variant (multiplies the whole fruit) |
| Comes from | pets, gear and items, crops or cosmetics |
| Rank by multiplier | #56 of 110 mutation pages on this site |
📐 How to get Gold
The wiki lists these sources:
- 1% chance to grow, replacing the normal variant.
- Chances can be increased by the Pig, Praying Mantis and Bacon Pig pet.
- Chances can be increased by using Sprinklers.
- Can be applied by the Super Seed.
- Only works in crops and not produces.
- It can increase their produce's chances of being Gold.
- Can be applied by the Dragonfly, Cockatrice or the Golden Bee pet.
- Can be applied by the Golden Bee pet when harvesting a crop.
- Can be applied by using the Gold Fertilizer.
- Only works in crops and not produces.
- It can increase their produce's chances of being Gold.
⭐ Ways to get Gold
- Natural: each fruit has a 1% chance to grow Gold. The Pig, Bacon Pig, Praying Mantis and sprinklers raise that chance.
- Pets: the Dragonfly turns a random fruit Gold every 5 minutes at base weight; the Cockatrice has a small Gold chance on its screech.
- Seeds and gear: the Super Seed and Gold Fertilizer work on crops (raising their produce's Gold chance).
Because variants multiply the mutation total, Gold matters most on a fruit that already has big mutations: Gold Shocked is ×2,000.
🧮 Gold in a stack
Gold on a fruit with no mutations: ×20
Gold + Shocked (×100): 20 × 100 = ×2,000
Gold + Shocked + Frozen (×10): 20 × (1 + 99 + 9) = ×2,180
How stacking works · Price calculator
❓ FAQ
How do you get Gold fruit?
A 1% natural chance (raised by the Pig, Praying Mantis and sprinklers), the Dragonfly or Cockatrice, the Super Seed, or Gold Fertilizer.
Can a fruit be Gold and Rainbow?
No. A fruit has one variant at a time.
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