Grow a Garden 2 Garden Cards Update: How It Works!

Grow a Garden 2 has added a new Garden Cards system along with a mysterious NPC named Sam. The new feature lets players flip cards to get different rewards, including seeds, eggs, chests, gear, pets, and other Fall Harvest items.

However, the update also appears to have a major bug. Players can reportedly collect some rewards multiple times by moving between Garden Cards tiers. This has created an “infinite seeds” bug that could give players extra seed packs for free.

Who Is Sam?

Sam is a new NPC wearing a chef outfit who can be found in the Fall Harvest area. When you talk to him, he tells you how long you have to wait until the Bake Sale starts. Sam does not have much to do right now, but his appearance strongly suggests that a cooking event could be coming to Grow a Garden 2. After talking to Sam, he may move or teleport to another location, so do not worry if you cannot find him in the same spot later.

What Are Garden Cards?

Garden Cards are a new reward system where players flip cards to reveal prizes. The first card is free, while later rewards may require Robux. The rewards can include:

• Seeds
• Seed Packs
• Fall Harvest Eggs
• Fall Big Eggs
• Fall Rainbow Eggs
• Fall Chests
• Exclusive Fall Chests
• Magic Mail
• Pets
• Gear
• Other event rewards

Garden Cards have several tiers, with Tier 5 offering some of the best rewards.

How Garden Cards Work

The system is fairly simple:

1. Open Garden Cards.
2. Use your free card.
3. Choose a card to reveal the reward.
4. Claim the reward if you want it.
5. Buy the required reward when necessary.
6. Move to the next tier.
7. Continue until you reach higher tiers.

The important part is that some rewards require you to purchase the grand prize before moving forward.

Infinite Seeds Bug

The biggest problem with the update is a reward duplication bug. Under certain conditions, players can collect a reward, decline the next offer, return to a previous tier, and collect the reward again. For example:

1. Get a seed pack from Garden Cards.
2. Harvest the pack.
3. Decline the next offer.
4. Return to the previous tier.
5. Harvest the reward again.
6. Check your inventory.
7. Repeat if the reward is still available.

This can cause certain seed packs and other rewards to increase without following the normal reward system.

Does the Bug Give Free Seeds?

Potentially, yes. The bug can allow some seed packs to be collected multiple times. However, it does not mean every seed in the game can be duplicated. The bug appears to work with certain Garden Cards rewards, and the exact behavior can change after an update. The developers could also patch the problem at any time.

Garden Cards Tiers

Garden Cards currently have five main tiers.

Tier 1

Tier 1 is where everyone starts. The first card is free, making this the easiest tier to try. It can also be useful when testing the reward duplication bug.

Tier 2

Tier 2 starts offering better rewards, including seed packs and Fall Harvest items. Some rewards begin requiring Robux.

Tier 3

Tier 3 has more valuable rewards and better event items. However, the cost of progressing also starts increasing.

Tier 4

Tier 4 contains more premium rewards, including higher-rarity Magic Mail and other Fall Harvest items.

Tier 5

Tier 5 is the highest level and contains some of the best rewards, including:

• Fall Rainbow Eggs
• Fall Big Eggs
• Fall Harvest Eggs
• Exclusive Fall Chests
• Rare Magic Mail
• Legendary Magic Mail
• Rare pets
• Premium seed packs

Some very rare pets, including Rainbow Shadow Dragon, can also appear in the reward pool.

Garden Cards Prices

The price of Garden Cards rewards can change depending on the offer. Some examples seen in the update include:

• 59 Robux
• 74 Robux
• 269 Robux
• 349 Robux
• 549 Robux
• 599 Robux
• 699 Robux
• 749 Robux
• 1,000+ Robux for some premium offers

Because prices can change, always check the reward before spending Robux.

Are Garden Cards Worth It?

Garden Cards can be worth it when you get a good reward for a low price. Some offers include multiple eggs, chests, or other items that would normally cost more when purchased separately. However, some rewards are expensive without giving you enough value. Before buying, check:

• How much Robux it costs.
• What items you are getting.
• The rarity of the rewards.
• Whether you actually need the items.
• Whether another offer could be better.

Do not spend Robux simply because you want to reach Tier 5.

Garden World Infinite Reward Bug

The same reward bug has also been reported in the main Garden World. For example, players can collect Ghost Pepper Packs from Garden Cards, return to a previous section, and potentially harvest the same reward again.

If it works, the number of packs in your inventory increases even though you already collected them. This suggests the problem may be related to how Garden Cards saves reward progress between tiers.

The new Garden Cards update adds a simple way to collect seeds, eggs, chests, pets, and other rewards in Grow a Garden 2. The first card is free, while higher-tier rewards require Robux.

The most interesting part is the reward duplication bug, which can potentially let players collect certain seed packs and other items multiple times. The bug also appears to affect Garden Cards in the main Garden World.

Sam is another important addition, as his Bake Sale countdown hints at a future cooking event. For now, check the Garden Cards rewards carefully before spending Robux, and remember that the infinite reward bug could be patched at any time.