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Carrot

Common single-harvest crop in Grow a Garden

Quick Answer

Carrot is a Common crop with a base value of ¢20. Its seed costs ¢10 from Sam's Seed Stall. It takes about 0m to grow. Estimated profit: ¢18,000/hour at base weight.

Carrot Stats

Base Value
¢20
Rarity
Common
Seed Cost
¢10
Harvest Type
Single
Grow Time
0m
Profit/Hour
¢18,000

About Carrot

Carrot is an entry-level crop in Grow a Garden, classified as Common rarity with a base sell value of ¢20. It is a single-harvest crop, so it is collected once and the plot must be replanted with a new seed for the next harvest. From planting, it needs roughly 0m to reach full maturity.

Profitability-wise, Carrot returns about ¢18,000 per hour at base weight. Stacking mutations like Rainbow, Gold, or weather-based effects multiplies the final sell price well beyond the base value, so Carrot is best harvested when a valuable mutation is active.

Carrot FAQ

How much is Carrot worth in Grow a Garden?

Carrot has a base value of ¢20 in Grow a Garden. The actual sell price scales higher with weight and mutations applied at harvest.

How much does a Carrot seed cost?

A Carrot seed costs ¢10 from Sam's Seed Stall.

What rarity is Carrot?

Carrot is a Common crop in Grow a Garden.

Is Carrot multi-harvest or single-harvest?

It is a single-harvest crop, so it is collected once and the plot must be replanted with a new seed for the next harvest.

How long does Carrot take to grow?

Carrot takes about 0m to fully grow.

How much profit does Carrot make?

At base weight, Carrot yields about ¢18,000 profit per hour (base value minus seed cost, divided by grow time). Mutations and higher weight increase this significantly.

What is the base price of Carrot?

The base price of Carrot is ¢20 in Grow a Garden. This is the sell value before weight and mutation multipliers are applied at harvest.

Is Carrot in stock?

Seeds for Carrot appear at Sam's Seed Stall. Stock rotates regularly, so check the shop in-game for current availability and seed price.

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