The Harvest Seed Pack is the premium seed pack tied to the Fall Harvest event in Grow a Garden 2. Buying and opening one gives you a shot at five plant species you cannot get anywhere else, with Romanesco sitting at the top as the rarest and most valuable pull.
Quick answer: Travel to the Fall Harvest World by talking to Ethan, the Explorer NPC, then buy the Harvest Seed Pack from the event shop in bundles of 1, 3, 10, or 50 for 99, 249, 799, or 3,499 Robux. Open it for a chance at Potato, Cinnamon Stick, Honeysuckle, Plum, or Romanesco.
How to reach the Harvest Seed Pack in the Fall Harvest World
The Harvest Seed Pack only sells inside the Fall Harvest World, an event-exclusive map. You cannot find it in your regular garden shop, so you have to teleport over first.
Harvest Seed Pack prices and bundles
The event shop sells the pack in four bundle sizes, all paid in Robux. Larger bundles bring down the effective cost per pack.
| Bundle | Price (Robux) |
|---|---|
| 1 pack | 99 |
| 3 packs | 249 |
| 10 packs | 799 |
| 50 packs | 3,499 |
The Auction stand is the cheaper route for a small buy. It refreshes every 30 minutes, and with good timing you can grab a three-pack bundle for 199 Robux or less. If the price looks high, wait for the next refresh before committing.
Harvest Seed Pack contents and drop odds
Opening a pack rolls one of five plant seeds. The odds are heavily weighted toward the common crops, with Romanesco locked behind a 1 percent chance.
| Seed | Drop chance |
|---|---|
| Potato | 50% |
| Cinnamon Stick | 30% |
| Honeysuckle | 15% |
| Plum | 4% |
| Romanesco | 1% |
Romanesco is the standout. It produces crops with a base sale value of 10,000 Sheckles and sits in the highest tier of plant species, while the other four fall well below it. Half of your rolls will land on Potato, so expect a lot of duplicates before anything rare shows up.
Where to plant the seeds you pull
None of the five species produce Leaves, the currency tied to the Fall Harvest event. Planting them in the event map will not earn that currency, so sow them in your Garden Valley farm instead to get their crops and Sheckle value.
Is the Harvest Seed Pack worth buying?
It depends on how far along you are. New players stand to gain the most, since a lucky pull of Plum or Romanesco can outclass anything they could otherwise afford early on. The odds are stacked against you, but the upside is meaningful when starting from scratch.
Veteran players get much less from it. Only Romanesco reaches the top tier, and at a 1 percent chance, chasing it through packs is slow and expensive. Unless you are trying to collect every plant in the game, the pack offers little value once you already own strong crops.
