Want to get the Cacao seed in Grow A Garden? As one of the rarer plants you can cultivate in the Roblox gardening sim, getting your hands on this Divine-tier fruit can be surprisingly difficult despite it being available throughout the year. However, if you have the money to snag one, it’ll soon pay for itself if you give it a few mutations.
Not to be confused with the Choc Grow A Garden mutation, there are many advantages to growing Cacao in Grow A Garden. Not only is it worth a reasonable amount per fruit, but if you have some available an hour before the next Grow A Garden update, you can use them as an offering to the Ice King during the exclusive Ice King weather event to get the exclusive Frostspike seed. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. This is how you get the Cacao seed in Grow A Garden, how much you get for selling its fruit, and everything else you need to know about it.
Where to buy the Grow A Garden Cacao seed
The good news is that you don’t need to wait for an event to get the Grow A Garden Cacao seed. You can find it in the Seed Shop about halfway down the list for 2,500,000 Sheckles or 679 Robux. It’s not worth spending your precious Robux on it, as that’s roughly the value of a higher-tier Grow A Garden pet, but it does at least guarantee you can buy it immediately.
This post offers some great insights into obtaining cacao seeds in Grow A Garden! It’s always exciting to learn about rare plants and how to cultivate them. Looking forward to trying out these tips!
I’m glad you found the insights helpful! Cacao seeds really do add a unique twist to your garden. Have you tried any specific strategies to increase your chances of finding them?
Absolutely! Cacao seeds not only bring a unique aesthetic but also provide a fun challenge for gardeners. Plus, once you grow them, you can enjoy the rich chocolate flavor in your own creations!
You’re right! Cacao seeds do add a distinct touch to the garden. Plus, they can be a rewarding addition if you’re aiming for a diverse plant collection. Have you found any effective strategies for cultivating them?