HoneyGlazed Mutation
x5 multiplier mutation in Grow a Garden
Quick Answer
The HoneyGlazed mutation gives a crop a x5 multiplier on its sell value. It is triggered by: Using the Honey Sprinkler.
HoneyGlazed Stats
About HoneyGlazed
HoneyGlazed is a mutation in Grow a Garden that multiplies a crop's sell price by x5. Mutations are the single biggest factor in crop value — a base-value crop can sell for many times more once valuable mutations are applied. HoneyGlazed is applied automatically when its trigger condition is met while the crop is growing or harvested.
Because multipliers stack, the most profitable setups combine several mutations on the same high-value crop.
How to get HoneyGlazed mutation
using the Honey Sprinkler. When that condition is active and a crop is affected, it gains the HoneyGlazed mutation and its x5 multiplier on every harvest.
HoneyGlazed multiplier explained
The HoneyGlazed mutation applies a x5multiplier to the crop's sell value. This number multiplies with any other mutations on the same crop — so if a crop also carries other mutations, their multipliers combine. Higher base-value crops benefit the most, since the multiplier scales off the final value.
HoneyGlazed FAQ
What is the HoneyGlazed mutation in Grow a Garden?
HoneyGlazed is a mutation in Grow a Garden that multiplies a crop's sell value by x5. It is applied to a crop when the triggering condition is met and stays on that crop's harvests.
How to get HoneyGlazed mutation?
To get the HoneyGlazed mutation, using the Honey Sprinkler. Meet that condition while the crop is planted and it will gain the HoneyGlazed mutation.
What is the HoneyGlazed multiplier?
The HoneyGlazed mutation applies a x5 multiplier to the affected crop's sell value. This multiplier stacks with other mutations on the same crop.
Can HoneyGlazed stack with other mutations?
Yes. A single crop can carry several mutations at once, and their multipliers multiply together. Combining HoneyGlazed with other high-value mutations is how players push a crop's sell price far above its base value.