How to Get Super Seed in Grow a Garden
Some seeds in Grow a Garden just give you fruit. Others? They give you possibilities. The Super Seed is one of the most exciting, rare items in the entire game—not because it’s flashy, but because of what it can become. It’s not just a seed, it’s a wildcard that can turn into dozens of powerful plants, including permanent Gold and Rainbow variants.
Let’s walk through everything you need to know.
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Getting Your Hands on a Super Seed
The Super Seed isn’t something you’ll stumble upon while harvesting or visiting the Seed Shop. It’s exclusively available through the Forever Pack, a premium bundle you can purchase with Robux. That makes it a locked item for free-to-play users, but an enticing one for those looking to expand their collection with rare and powerful plants.
When you plant a Super Seed, it randomly transforms into any currently obtainable Seed Shop plant—and sometimes even Seed Pack plants—with an increased chance of becoming a Golden or Rainbow version. These permanent versions come with boosted mutation rates based on their traits.
That said, there’s no guarantee. Even though you’re rolling with better odds, the Super Seed won’t always give you a Gold or Rainbow plant. The exception is with single-use plants like Bamboo and Carrot, where Gold or Rainbow outcomes are guaranteed.
What Can You Get From a Super Seed?
The full pool of potential transformations is huge. These are all the plants that a Super Seed can become—either in Gold or Rainbow form. Common plants are far more likely, while rare ones (like transcendent-tier) have much lower odds:
The seed can produce plants like Carrot, Strawberry, Blueberry, Orange Tulip, Tomato, Daffodil, Corn, Raspberry, Watermelon, Pumpkin, Bamboo, Apple, Coconut, Dragon Fruit, Mango, Peach, Cactus, Grape, Mushroom, Cacao, Pepper, Beanstalk, Ember Lily, Sugar Apple, Burning Bud, Giant Pinecone, Elder Strawberry, Romanesco, and Crimson Thorn.
That same list applies to both Gold and Rainbow variants—though again, Rainbow and rarer plants will always be harder to get.
Trivia
If you reclaim a Super Seed in version v1711 or later, it transforms into the specific version of the plant you got. So if you ended up with a Rainbow Apple, reclaiming it returns a Rainbow Apple seed.
The Super Seed is the oldest seed ever added to the game.
Before the Easter Event 2025, users could get nine Super Seeds from a special Super Seed Pack.
There’s often confusion between Apple Seeds and Super Seeds. The easiest way to tell? Super Seeds shimmer with rainbow stripes. If your seed only shows red and green, it’s just a regular Apple Seed.
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FAQs About the Super Seed
Q: Can I get the Super Seed through normal farming?
A: No. The Super Seed is only available through the Forever Pack, which requires Robux.
Q: Can I control what the Super Seed turns into?
A: No, it’s fully random. However, it pulls only from currently obtainable Seed Shop and Seed Pack plants.
Q: Is the Gold or Rainbow outcome guaranteed?
A: Not always. It just has a higher chance compared to regular planting. Only single-use plants like Carrot or Bamboo guarantee a permanent Gold or Rainbow result.
Q: Can I reclaim a Super Seed?
A: Yes. In version v1711 or later, reclaiming the plant returns the seed of the same type (e.g., Rainbow Apple Seed).
Q: What makes the Super Seed special?
A: It’s the only seed that can randomly become a huge range of rare plants, and with a better shot at permanent mutations.
Final Words
The Super Seed is more than just a flashy name—it’s a strategic asset for collectors and mutation hunters. It gives you access to some of the best plants in the game, wrapped up in one tiny, rainbow-striped package. If you’re chasing mutations or aiming to stockpile powerful permanents, the Super Seed is a must-have. Just be ready to roll the dice—and hope it lands on gold (or rainbow).
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