
Seed
Sunflower Seed
Sunflower Seed is a Legendary seed in Grow a Garden 2.
The Sunflower is a high-value Legendary multi-harvest seed in Grow a Garden 2, costing 5,000,000 Sheckles.
- Rarity
- Legendary
- Buy price (Sheckles)
- 5,000,000 ¢
- Alt buy price (Robux)
- 599 R$
- Sell value (calibrated)
- 1,750 ¢
- Stock chance
- 1.7%
- Grow time
- 17m
- Multi-harvest
- Yes (multi-harvest)
- Avg weight
- 0.15 kg
- Source
- Sam (Seed Shop)
Sunflower at 5,000,000 Sheckles is the most expensive seed in the game by a wide margin, and the case for buying it is endgame scaling. Per pick, Sunflower pays the highest value of any sourced crop (1,750 Sheckles); over many harvests from a multi-harvest plot, the cumulative income dwarfs anything below it. Sunflower is the crop that justifies the cost of full automation + defense + mutation pairings because those costs finally make sense at this per-pick scale.
The case against Sunflower is opportunity cost during the climb. Tying up 5,000,000 Sheckles in a single plot means that capital is not funding several Cherry plots, which collectively may produce more income over the same window than one Sunflower. Buy Sunflower when Cherry plots are already running and you have surplus capital — not as the next step up from Epic.
Sunflower has the longest sourced grow cycle in the game, which means every growth-acceleration multiplier has its highest value here. A Super Sprinkler or higher applied to a Sunflower plot shaves a meaningful fraction off every cycle, and because the crop is multi-harvest those seconds stack across the plot's lifetime. Pair with a Deer pet to extend the boost plot-wide.
At Sunflower's per-pick scale, the full stack pays for itself: Monkey for auto-harvest (the long cycle makes missed harvests most costly), Bee for defense (Sunflower plots attract raiders), and Unicorn or Golden Dragonfly for mutation rolls (a single mutation on a Sunflower pick is the largest single-pick payout in the game). This is the endgame configuration; do not buy Sunflower before the rest of the stack is in place.