Weather events are a crucial mechanic in Grow a Garden 2. Like with the original game, different types of weather can hit the map and impact the types of crops you grow. Depending on the event, you may even get a specific Mutation applied to some of your plants that make them even more valuable.
While players of the OG game will be familiar with this, Grow a Garden 2 introduces a few new weather events that freshen things up, offering rare Seeds for players to collect or activities to complete for rewards.
To help you out, we've put together this guide on all of the Grow a Garden 2 weather events, listing every single event and what effect they'll have on your crops.
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All Grow a Garden 2 weather events
At launch there are eight different weather events that can happen in Grow a Garden 2. Some of these are returning, like Rain and Blood Moon, which players of the first game will be familiar with. Others are brand new, such as the Gold Moon event, which tasks you with stealing rival farmers' plants in exchange for Gold Seeds, as well as a Rainbow event that temporarily lets you ride a flying Magic Carpet!
Here are all the weather events in Grow a Garden 2 and their effects:
Weather event
Effect
Rain
Double growth speed for crops
Lightning
Chance of Electric Mutation getting applied to crops
Snowfall
Chance of Frozen Mutation getting applied to crops
Starfull
Chance of Starstruck Mutation getting applied to crops
Rainbow
Chance of Rainbow Mutation getting applied to crops Access to the Magic Carpet during the event
Rainbow Moon
Rainbow Seeds spawn that players collect Players can also become 'Star-Powered' and steal Rainbow crops
Gold Moon
Gold Seeds spawn that players collect Players can also become 'Midas' and steal Gold crops
Blood Moon
Chance of Bloodlit Mutation getting applied to crops
Whenever a weather event is taking place, an icon will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen showing how long it will last. If you hover your mouse cursor over the icon, it will also show you what effect the event offers.
Image credit: Strawberreh Squad / Rock Paper ShotgunTry this with the Gold Moon event!An extra tip from Dion
If you're struggling with the seed hunt in the Gold Moon event, there are a few things you can do. If you unlock the Magic Carpet you'll be able to fly around the map quickly, which can help you quickly grab Gold Seeds when they spawn. You'll need to spend Robux to get the Magic Carpet permanently though, allowing you to use it outside of the Rainbow event. If you'd rather not do that, I often found Gold Seeds round the back of gardens. You can hang around in these areas so you're in the right spot when seeds start spawning. It's worth moving the camera round every now and then to check whether seeds spawn at the rear of adjoining gardens too. When you do spot a Gold Seed and start rushing towards it, be careful of other players running to get them as well, as they can push you out of the way!
