All Mutations in Grow a Garden — Complete Guide with Multipliers [2026]

Complete Mutations Database — All 149 Mutations with Multipliers

Grow a Garden contains 149 unique mutations as of February 2026, each applying a specific Sheckle multiplier to a crop's base value when harvested. Every mutation has four defining attributes: a numeric multiplier (ranging from 3x to 135x), a rarity tier (Common through Legendary), a category (Elemental, Nature, Cosmic, Temperature, or Administrative), and a stacking compatibility list that determines which other mutations it can combine with.

The all mutations database provides the full interactive, searchable, and sortable reference for all 149 mutations. You can filter by category (Elemental, Nature, Cosmic, Temperature, Administrative), sort by multiplier value from highest to lowest, and search by mutation name in real time. Every entry includes the mutation's multiplier, rarity tier, category, stacking compatibility, acquisition method, and visual indicator description.

How to Use the Mutations Table

Open the all mutations database and use the search bar at the top to find any mutation by name. Click the “Multiplier” column header to sort all 149 mutations from highest value (Voidtouched at 135x) to lowest. Use the category filter tabs — All, Elemental, Nature, Cosmic, Temperature, Admin — to narrow results to a specific mutation type. On mobile devices, the table scrolls horizontally to display all columns.

Sorting & Filtering Mutations by Category

The five mutation categories in Grow a Garden are Elemental (Shocked, Gold, Radioactive, Frozen), Nature (Rainbow, Bloom, Glossy, Disco), Cosmic (Celestial, Voidtouched, Moonlit, Starlit, Eternal), Temperature (Frozen, Heated, Chilled), and Administrative (special event mutations). Each category determines stacking compatibility — mutations within the same category generally stack well together, while cross-category combinations require checking the specific stacking rules for each mutation pair.

How Mutation Stacking Works in Grow a Garden

Mutation stacking in Grow a Garden is the process of applying multiple mutations to a single crop to multiply its base Sheckle value exponentially. The critical mechanic to understand is that mutations stack multiplicatively, not additively. This means two mutations multiply together rather than adding their values, creating exponentially higher outputs as more mutations are applied. For the full deep dive into stacking mechanics, limits, and advanced strategies, see the dedicated mutation stacking guide (coming soon).

Multiplicative vs Additive Stacking

In an additive system, Rainbow (50x) plus Shocked (100x) would equal 150x. But Grow a Garden uses multiplicative stacking: Rainbow (50x) multiplied by Shocked (100x) equals 5,000x. This multiplicative mechanic is why mutation stacking is the single most important value optimization in Grow a Garden. A crop with three stacked Legendary mutations produces outputs hundreds of thousands of times greater than its base value. The difference between additive and multiplicative stacking grows exponentially with each additional mutation applied.

For example, applying Rainbow (50x), Shocked (100x), and Gold (25x) to the same crop produces a combined multiplier of 50 × 100 × 25 = 125,000x — not 175x. On a Dragonfruit with a base value of 850 Sheckles per kilogram, this triple stack yields 106,250,000 Sheckles per kilogram before weight is applied. The multiplicative formula is the foundation of every endgame farming strategy in Grow a Garden.

Maximum Mutation Stacks — How Many Can You Apply?

Grow a Garden allows up to 5 mutations to be stacked on a single crop, provided each mutation's stacking compatibility list includes the others. Not all mutations are compatible — the stacksWith property for each mutation in the database shows which specific mutations it can combine with. Legendary-tier mutations (Voidtouched, Celestial, Eternal, Shocked, Rainbow) generally have the broadest stacking compatibility and can combine with each other for maximum output.

Stacking Formula Explained

The weight multiplier is the final factor applied after all mutation multipliers. A crop harvested at 2kg has a weight multiplier of 2x, meaning the total Sheckle value doubles. Combining high-weight crops with multiple Legendary mutations is the path to the highest possible single-harvest values in Grow a Garden. The crop value calculator computes the exact output for any combination of crop, mutations, and weight.

All Mutation Multipliers — Complete Reference Table

The table below lists every key mutation in Grow a Garden sorted by multiplier value from highest to lowest. Voidtouched leads at 135x, followed by Celestial at 120x, Eternal at 110x, and Shocked at 100x. These are the S-tier and A-tier mutations that drive endgame farming strategies. All multiplier values are verified by Morgan Blake through direct in-game testing.

Legendary Tier Mutations (Highest Multipliers)

Legendary mutations are the most valuable in Grow a Garden. Voidtouched (135x) is the highest obtainable multiplier in the game. Celestial (120x) is the highest standard non-event mutation. Eternal delivers 110x as the third-highest Cosmic mutation. Shocked (100x) is the top Elemental mutation. Rainbow (50x) is the highest Nature mutation. Individual guides for Voidtouched, Celestial, Shocked, Rainbow, and Gold are coming soon. These five Legendary mutations form the core of every maximum-value farming build in the game.

Epic Tier Mutations

Epic mutations provide strong multipliers between 25x and 40x. Moonlit (40x) and Starlit (35x) are Cosmic-category mutations that pair well with Legendary mutations. Disco (30x) is a Nature mutation with broad stacking compatibility. Gold (25x) is the most accessible high-value Elemental mutation due to its availability across all crop tiers. A dedicated Gold mutation guide is coming soon.

Rare & Common Tier Mutations

Rare mutations like Frozen (20x) and Radioactive (15x) offer meaningful multipliers for mid-game farming. Uncommon mutations such as Glossy (10x) provide accessible multiplier boosts for newer players. Common mutations like Bloom (5x) are the most frequently obtained and serve as starter multipliers. While individually modest, these lower-tier mutations still contribute significantly when stacked with higher-tier mutations through the multiplicative stacking formula.

Best Mutation Combinations for Maximum Value

Choosing the right mutation combination determines whether a harvest yields thousands or trillions of Sheckles. Below are the five highest-value mutation stacks in Grow a Garden, each calculated with exact Sheckle outputs. These combinations represent the most efficient paths to maximizing your farming output across different stages of the game.

Top 5 Mutation Stacks for Maximum Sheckle Output

Best Mutations by Crop Type

The optimal mutation strategy depends on your crop's rarity tier. For Prismatic and Divine crops with base values exceeding 300,000 Sheckles/kg, prioritise Voidtouched and Celestial mutations for the highest absolute Sheckle output. For Epic and Legendary crops in the 10,000–250,000 Sheckle/kg range, Shocked (100x) combined with Rainbow (50x) delivers the best accessible multiplier since Voidtouched is extremely rare. For early-game Common through Rare crops, any mutation provides meaningful value uplift — Bloom (5x) or Glossy (10x) are the most obtainable. Check the crop values database for base values by tier.

Budget vs Premium Mutation Strategies

Budget strategy focuses on accessible mutations with high drop rates: Gold (25x), Glossy (10x), and Bloom (5x) can be obtained through regular farming without waiting for specific events. The premium strategy targets Voidtouched, Celestial, and Shocked — mutations that require farming Divine+ crops during optimal conditions but deliver exponentially higher returns. Most players transition from budget to premium as they progress from mid-game to endgame farming.

Mutation Categories — Types & Effects

Every mutation in Grow a Garden belongs to one of five categories that determine its visual effect, stacking compatibility, and acquisition method. Understanding categories is essential for planning optimal mutation stacks because compatibility rules follow category groupings.

How to Get Mutations in Grow a Garden

Mutations in Grow a Garden are obtained through specific in-game mechanics, not purchased or traded directly. Understanding each acquisition method is essential for farming the highest-value mutations efficiently.

Natural Mutation Chance During Harvest

Every crop harvested in Grow a Garden has a base probability of triggering a mutation. Common mutations like Bloom (5x) have the highest natural drop rates, while Legendary mutations like Voidtouched (135x) have extremely low base probability. The crop's rarity tier affects which mutations can drop — Voidtouched only drops from Divine-tier and above crops, while Bloom can appear on any crop in the game. Higher-tier crops have access to higher-tier mutations but do not guarantee them.

Blood Moon Events and Mutation Probability (+300%)

Blood Moon is a weather event in Grow a Garden that increases rare mutation probability by 300–500% above normal drop rates. During a Blood Moon, Legendary mutations like Celestial, Shocked, and Rainbow drop significantly more frequently. Blood Moon events last approximately 10 minutes and trigger at random intervals. Experienced players time their Divine and Prismatic crop harvests to coincide with Blood Moon events for maximum mutation farming efficiency. A dedicated Blood Moon events guide with full timing data and strategies is coming soon.

Weather Events That Trigger Rare Mutations

Beyond Blood Moon, Grow a Garden features additional weather conditions that affect mutation drop rates. Solar Eclipse events boost Cosmic mutation chances, making them optimal for farming Celestial and Voidtouched. Aurora Borealis events increase Nature mutation probability, benefiting Rainbow and Disco drops. Cold weather events trigger Temperature mutations like Frozen (20x). Monitoring weather conditions and farming the corresponding crop tier during active events is the core mutation farming loop in endgame Grow a Garden.

Using Pets to Boost Mutation Rates

Pets in Grow a Garden provide passive mutation probability bonuses during harvesting. Legendary and Mythical pets offer the strongest mutation rate boosts. The most effective mutation farming strategy combines a high-tier pet with Divine+ crops harvested during Blood Moon events — stacking multiple probability multipliers to maximise Legendary mutation drop chances. For detailed pet mutation synergies and tier rankings, see the pet values guide.

Individual Mutation Guides

Each high-value mutation in Grow a Garden has a dedicated guide covering its exact multiplier, acquisition methods, best crop pairings, stacking combinations, and farming strategies. Select a mutation below to read the complete guide.

Weather & Event Guides

Mutation Tier List — Ranked by Value

The Grow a Garden mutation tier list ranks all 149 mutations from S-tier (highest value, rarest) to D-tier (lowest value, most common). This ranking considers multiplier value, stacking versatility, acquisition difficulty, and practical farming utility.

S-Tier Mutations (Voidtouched, Celestial, Eternal, Shocked)

S-tier mutations are the four highest-multiplier mutations in the game: Voidtouched (135x), Celestial (120x), Eternal (110x), and Shocked (100x). These are the only mutations with triple-digit multipliers and form the core of every maximum-value farming strategy. Their extreme rarity and high multiplier values make them the most sought-after mutations in Grow a Garden.

A-Tier Mutations

A-tier includes Rainbow (50x), Moonlit (40x), Starlit (35x), and Disco (30x). These mutations provide strong multipliers between 30x and 50x and have good stacking compatibility with S-tier mutations. Rainbow is the most versatile A-tier mutation, stacking with all four S-tier mutations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Latest Mutation Updates — Patch History

All mutation data on gagdata.com is verified and updated every Saturday after the weekly Grow a Garden game patch. Below is the most recent patch history for mutations.