Grow a Garden has a cool global weather system that changes how the game feels and plays. There are 10 different weather types, and each one affects all players across every server at the same time, except for servers created after the weather event starts. This means everyone experiences the same weather, which makes the game feel connected.
These weather events can speed up how fast your crops grow and sometimes give them special mutations that make them more valuable. Some mutations only happen during special events, and some weather types can only be turned on by the game admins.
With that said, here’s an overview of all the weathers in Grow a Garden and the effects they provide.
Grow a Garden All Weathers List
Standard Weather
Standard weather happens naturally in the game, without admins having to turn it on.
1. Rain
- Makes crops grow faster.
- Has a 50% chance to give crops the “Wet” mutation, which can help them in other ways.
2. Thunderstorm
- Also speeds up crop growth by 50%.
- Has a 50% chance to give the “Wet” mutation.
- Lightning can strike crops and give them the “Shocked” mutation.
- Thunderstorms happen instead of rain about 10% of the time.
3. Frost
- Crops grow 50% faster during frost.
- Can apply a “Chilled” mutation to crops.
- When combined with “Wet,” it creates a “Frozen” effect.
- Players see their characters shiver with a special sound during frost.
- Happens 25% of the time instead of rain.
4. Night
- Crops glow with a purple color.
- Some crops get the “Moonlit” mutation, which makes them more valuable.
- Six crops become Moonlit every night, spaced out over 4 minutes.
- Placing a Night Staff near crops can increase how many Moonlit crops you get.
- Night weather happens at the start of every hour and lasts for 10 minutes.
5. Blood Moon
- Crops glow red and have a chance to get the “Bloodlit” mutation.
- Six crops become Bloodlit each cycle, one every 40 seconds for 4 minutes.
- Blood Moon replaces Night about one-third of the time.
- Lasts 15 minutes.
- The sky and moon both turn red during this weather.
- Using a Night Staff can help increase Bloodlit crop yields.
6. Meteor Shower
- Meteors fall from the sky and can hit crops.
- Crops hit by meteors gain the “Celestial” mutation, which is very valuable.
- Players can use an item called the Star Caller to direct meteors onto crops.
- Lasts about 5 minutes.
Admin Weather
Besides the natural weather, some special weather types can only be activated by the game admins. These are usually rare and tied to special events, so players don’t see them very often.
Why Weather Matters in Grow a Garden
Each weather type changes how you play. For example, rain and thunderstorms help your crops grow faster, so you get more harvest in less time. Frost adds cool visual effects and can freeze crops if combined with wet weather.
Night and Blood Moon bring glowing crops with rare mutations, making your garden look magical and your harvest more valuable. Meteor Showers add a dramatic effect with falling stars that can boost your crops with special powers.