Grow a Garden 2 Wiki

Grow a Garden 2 (GaG 2) is the official sequel to Grow a Garden, one of the most popular farming simulators on Roblox. Launched on June 12, 2026 by Strawberreh Squad, GaG 2 rebuilds the experience around a circular map, guilds, new gears, active pets, and a night-time stealing mechanic.

The core loop is: buy seeds from the shop, plant them on your farm plots, wait for crops to grow (including offline), harvest, and sell for Sheckles. GaG 2 adds social tension — when night falls, other players may enter your garden and steal valuable crops if you leave it unprotected.

Whether you are a veteran farmer from the original or a brand-new player, this wiki tracks codes, mechanics, data, and practical strategies so you can progress fast and defend what you grow.

Grow a Garden 2 is live. It launched on Roblox on June 12, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT (5:00 PM UTC) for PC, mobile, and console.

The original Grow a Garden remains online and is not shutting down, though major updates now focus on the sequel. Bookmark this page — we track patch notes, events, and new codes as they drop.

Promo codes give free seeds, packs, and Sheckles. Redeem them in Settings — codes are case-sensitive and can expire, so claim them quickly.

New codes usually drop during major updates, events, and milestones. We check the official Discord and update this list as soon as codes go live.

Controls below are based on the original Grow a Garden and early GaG 2 teasers. Final keybinds may change at launch — we will verify and update immediately.

New to GaG 2? Here is a step-by-step path from your first seed to a profitable garden. These steps mirror the confirmed planting tutorial on the Roblox page.

Guilds are a major new system in Grow a Garden 2. The Roblox description explicitly mentions guilds as a headline feature, though detailed mechanics have not been fully documented yet.

Based on confirmed announcements and teaser footage, guilds will let players team up for shared goals, coordinated farming, and likely competitive or cooperative advantages over solo players.

Night stealing is GaG 2's most controversial and distinctive mechanic. The official description warns: when night comes, if you leave your garden, others can steal your crops.

Teaser videos show raccoon-like pets running into other players' gardens to steal fruits — suggesting pets may play an active role in both offense and defense.

Seeds are the foundation of your economy. Purchase them from the Seed Shop, plant on farm plots, and harvest crops for Sheckles. GaG 2 promises new seed types and an expanded crop roster compared to the original's 400+ plants.

Crop rarity, growth time, and sell value will be catalogued here at launch. Multi-harvest crops (regrow without replanting) are expected to remain the best mid-game investment.

Gears are tools and equipment purchased from the Gear Shop. In the original, sprinklers boosted growth speed and mutation rates; GaG 2 teasers show a dedicated Gears tab and a new Props category.

Expect sprinklers, watering tools, defensive items, and night-related gear. Full stats and prices will be added when the game goes live.

Pets in GaG 2 work differently from the original. Instead of purely passive stat boosts, pets act as active units with unique abilities — some help you steal from others, while others support farming or defense.

Teaser footage shows multiple raccoons entering enemy gardens, confirming pets have autonomous behaviors. Hatching, rarity tiers, and synergy combos will be documented at launch.

Tier lists rank seeds, pets, and gears by overall value, growth efficiency, and PvP utility. Full S/A/B/C/D rankings require live game data — below is a pre-launch framework based on confirmed design direction.

GaG 2 features an expanded map with bigger garden plots and new areas to explore. Teaser screenshots show UI tabs for Seeds, Garden, Sell, Gears, and a new Build mode — suggesting a larger playable space than the original.

Key locations expected at launch:

GaG 2 introduces a Build system visible on the hotbar in teaser screenshots, alongside a new Props category. Players will likely place decorations, fences, and functional structures to customize gardens and improve defense.

Items span seeds, harvested crops, gears, pets, eggs, cosmetics, and build props. A full item database with stats and sources will be added at launch.

There is no official Trello board for Grow a Garden or Grow a Garden 2. Beware of fake Trello links — use trusted sources below instead.