Value list

Methodology & data sources

Numbers below come from data/values.json, data/crops.json, data/seeds.json, data/pets.json, data/mutations.json, data/gears.json, data/eggs.json, data/crates.json, data/seed-packs.json, and the single-source community formula estimate in data/calculator-formula.json. Base values are calibrated against TheGamer + growagarden2wiki.net (floor value); the calculator bundle's sellValue field matches both within 5%. See data sources for full attribution.

Sell ¢ (calibrated)

Calibrated against TheGamer's base resale price and growagarden2wiki.net's floor value (matches within 5%, lib-2 report). Stored as calc_sell_value_sheckles and used by the /tools/calculator. This is what the in-game calculator uses as its base — what you'd actually bank at average weight with no mutations.

Why no Profit / ROI column

Profit and ROI are intentionally omitted from this table. At default parameters (1 kg, no mutation, quantity=1) the numbers are misleading for multi-harvest and speculative crops, and there is no single canonical lifetime value. The /values table shows accurate facts only — sell value, seed cost, grow time, rarity. Use the /tools/calculator to model profit with real parameters.

Grow column suffixes

A ↑ after the grow time marks a multi-harvest crop (can be harvested multiple times per plant — exact count depends on grow time and in-game conditions, so per-harvest baseline profit at 1 kg is misleading). A ⚠ marks a speculative crop (seed cost is more than 1,000× the base sell value, or sell value is unconfirmed) — these need high weight (≥10 kg) or rare mutation combos to break even. Single-harvest crops show no suffix.

Last calibrated

2026-06-21. The legacy 'Base ¢ (C)' column was removed in this recalibration — it tracked a community ranking-page number, not the in-game base resale price. See the data-sources page for full methodology.

Pet tier

Community S+→D mapping derived from rarity (Super = S+, Common = D).

Mutation example

Multiplier applied to a Carrot (base 5¢). Variants are mutually exclusive; weather mutations stack additively.

Rarity colours

Rarity badges are colour-coded across the whole wiki: Common=stone, Uncommon=emerald, Rare=blue, Epic=purple, Legendary=amber, Mythic=rose, Super=fuchsia.

Confidence

Four levels: Official (Roblox API / patch notes), Cross-verified (multiple sources agree), Likely (single source), Unconfirmed (speculative). Hover any badge for the rule.