A new Grow a Garden update could bring back one of the game’s older seasonal events, with recent leaks pointing toward either a Halloween event or a Fairy Event. Both options could introduce new content, returning rewards, seeds, and activities for players to complete.
The Fairy Event is especially interesting because several new seed names have reportedly appeared in leaks. However, the next event has not been fully confirmed, so players should treat these details as leaks rather than official information.
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Is the Fairy Event Coming to Grow a Garden?
According to the information from the recent leaks, the next Grow a Garden update could feature either the Halloween event or the Fairy Event. There is also a possibility that the developers could bring back older Halloween content while introducing something new.
The Halloween event was previously discussed as a possible return during an admin session. This could mean players might see the original Halloween event return, a completely new Halloween event, or potentially a combination of old and new content.
The Fairy Event is also a strong possibility because several Fairy-themed seeds have reportedly been leaked.
Grow a Garden Halloween Event Recap
If the Halloween event returns, players could see several activities from the previous version of the event. These included the Witch’s Cauldron, Halloween Market, digging minigame, Jack-o’-Lantern, Dead Tree quests, and Harvest Reaper ritual.
Some of these activities gave players exclusive seeds, pets, gear, cosmetics, and event currency. Returning the event would also give newer players an opportunity to collect rewards that were previously limited to the Halloween event.
Witch’s Cauldron
The Witch’s Cauldron was one of the main activities during the Halloween event. Players could donate fruits to the cauldron located on the event island, with higher-tier fruits providing more points.
After the cauldron was filled, it entered a two-minute cooldown before players could contribute again. Players who helped fill the cauldron had a chance to receive different rewards, including Spooky Eggs.
Halloween Market
The Halloween Market worked similarly to the seasonal Fall Market. Several Halloween-themed shops appeared during the event, giving players different items to spend their event currency on.
The shops could contain various types of rewards, including:
- Halloween seeds
- Gear
- Cosmetics
- Pets
- Other event items
A return of this market could make the Halloween event particularly useful for players who missed the original rewards.
Halloween Digging Minigame
The digging minigame was another major part of the Halloween event. Players could dig around a special grave site to uncover exclusive rewards.
The minigame provided chances to obtain pets, gear, and seeds. Players could hold up to 10 available digs, while digs regenerated automatically over time.
Once all of the available treasures were collected, the grave site could be reset using the required in-game currency or Robux, allowing players to search for another set of rewards.
Jack-o’-Lantern Event
The Jack-o’-Lantern activity required players to submit Halloween-themed plants or plants with Halloween mutations. The Jack-o’-Lantern appeared next to the Witch periodically.
Players could receive random rewards from submitting qualifying crops, although there was also a chance of receiving nothing. Possible rewards included Spooky Eggs and Candy Corn.
Dead Tree Quest
The Dead Tree offered another set of quests during the Halloween event. Players had to complete different objectives to earn rewards, making it similar to other quest-based seasonal activities.
One of the notable rewards was the Weeping Branch seed. It was considered a valuable reward from the event, giving players another reason to work through the Dead Tree quests.
Harvest Reaper Ritual
The Harvest Reaper ritual required players to sacrifice crops with specific mutations to a special flame. The goal was to turn all of the flames blue.
When the required flames were activated, players could receive a Severed Spine seed if stock remained. Sacrificing a fruit also rewarded players with Candy Corn.
The Severed Spine seed had a limited stock shared between servers, so players interested in obtaining it would need to participate while supplies were available.
New Halloween Seeds Leaked
Alongside the possible return of Halloween content, two new seed names have reportedly been leaked. These are:
- Draculine
- Pharaoh’s Eye
There is currently limited information about what these seeds will look like or how they will work. Their appearance in leaks could mean they are being prepared for a future Halloween update, although their final availability has not been confirmed.
What About the Fairy Event?
The Fairy Event could be the other major option for the next Grow a Garden update. The event previously introduced a different style of gameplay centered around Fairy Coins, the Wishing Well, the Fairy Godmother, and the Fairy World.
Players who enjoyed the original event may have another reason to look forward to it if the developers decide to bring it back.
Wishing Well
The Wishing Well was one of the main activities in the previous Fairy Event. Players were required to submit specific Glimmering fruits and, in some cases, plants from Enchanted Seed Packs.
The required plants were randomized, and players had to complete the quest requirements several times. After finishing the initial quest line, players could repeat it by spending Fairy Coins.
This made the Wishing Well an important source of progression for players who wanted to collect more Fairy Event rewards.
Fairy Godmother Upgrades
The Fairy Godmother provided another progression system during the event. Players could spend Fairy Coins to upgrade different stats and improve their event progression.
Fully upgrading all of the available stats required a large amount of Fairy Coins, with the previous system requiring 172,200 Fairy Coins in total.
This could potentially return if the Fairy Event comes back, although the developers could also change the upgrade system for a new version.
Fairy World Portal
The Fairy World Portal allowed players to temporarily enter the Fairy World. Inside, players could catch fairies and visit a special shop containing event-related items.
This gave the Fairy Event a more unique gameplay loop compared with normal gardening activities. If the event returns, the Fairy World could potentially receive new content alongside the returning features.
Fairy Event 2026 Leaked Seeds
Several Fairy-themed seed names have reportedly appeared in recent leaks. The current list includes:
- Elder Thistle
- Glimmerin
- Glowing Acorn
- Twilight Bud
- Fertial Turnip
- Sleep Blossom
Sleep Blossom is one of the more interesting names from the leak, although there are currently no confirmed details about its appearance, rarity, or abilities.
These seeds could be connected to the Fairy Event if it becomes the next major seasonal update.
Halloween or Fairy Event: Which One Is Coming?
At the moment, both the Halloween and Fairy events remain possible based on the leaked information. The Halloween option would make sense because of the upcoming seasonal period, while the Fairy Event has its own leaked seeds and possible returning content.
For now, players should not treat either event as confirmed until Grow a Garden officially announces the next update. The leaked seeds and returning event features could also change before release.
If the Fairy Event does return, players may get access to the Wishing Well, Fairy Godmother upgrades, Fairy World Portal, and several new seeds. If Halloween comes first, the Witch’s Cauldron, Halloween Market, digging minigame, and other spooky activities could return instead.