Completing the Seed Tier List for Roblox: Cultivate Your Garden

As you dive into Roblox: Grow A Garden, you’ll quickly find that your choices for seeds are limited. Initially, you might only have enough coins for a couple of carrot seeds. However, if you browse through the options, you’ll see that there’s a wider selection, although many of them may not be available just yet.

This guide provides a tier list for all the seeds you can purchase at the Seed Shop in Roblox: Grow A Garden. We won’t include exclusive seeds since they’re not always easy to obtain. Our goal here is to help you choose wisely how to spend those hard-earned Sheckles.

Seed Tier List

In total, there are 19 different seed types available in the Seed Shop. Below is a tier list featuring all these options.

S-Tier Seeds

The S-tier seeds are your top pick for profit. They all have a high price tag but are also reharvestable, meaning you can collect multiple crops from a single seed. This allows you to keep earning money long after your initial investment.

While they may not be suitable for beginners, once you accumulate a few million coins, these seeds are definitely worth buying. If you happen to find a mutation for one of these crops, your earnings could significantly increase. With that extra cash, don’t forget to grab some more seeds!

A-Tier Seeds

A-tier seeds are also solid choices. Even though they don’t match the profitability of S-tier seeds, they still offer a good return on investment without breaking the bank.

Bamboo is noteworthy despite its lower ranking; it’s particularly helpful for harvesting from tall trees like palm trees. Instead of climbing those trees, just use bamboo to gather your fruits.

Mangoes and Dragonfruits continuously produce from trees, meaning you won’t need to keep buying seeds repeatedly, saving you some Sheckles in the long run.

B-Tier Seeds

B-tier seeds are decent options but might not be ideal for long-term profit. While these crops can serve you well in the early stages, you’ll soon want to upgrade to more valuable seeds as your coin supply increases.

Crops like pumpkins and watermelons have higher selling prices, but they’re single-harvest, which means you’ll need to repurchase them. For example, if you buy a watermelon seed for $2,500, you’ll only make $500 in profit when you sell it for $3,000. This repetitive cost can add up quickly.

Cactus and coconuts also appear here due to the extra effort required to harvest them, which can be a bit of a hassle.

C-Tier Seeds

Finally, C-tier seeds are generally not worth your time or coins. The carrot is often the first seed you can buy, but you should move on to better options as soon as you can afford them.

The flowers look nice, but they’re single-harvest, so they won’t help your long-term goals. Apples and corn have some value but are easily overshadowed by superior choices available to you.