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Grow a Garden Weather Mutation Odds Guide

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What are the current weather mutation odds?

Rain and snow events trigger Wet and Chilled mutations at roughly 25%–30% per cycle, while rare events like Thunderstorms or Heat Waves hit as low as 5% but yield massive multipliers (Shocked x100, Sundried x85). We refresh odds weekly based on community testing—check the table below before you plant.

How weather drives mutations

Weather rolls on a global timer shared across servers. When an event starts, plants inside your plots check for eligible mutations once per growth tick.

Stacking weather events with sprays or pet abilities unlocks hybrid mutations such as Frozen (Wet + Chilled) worth x10.

Weather event breakdown

Rain: moderate frequency, triggers Wet; combine with snow or frost spray for Frozen.

Snow: moderate frequency, triggers Chilled; double up with rain for Frozen or Heat Wave for Sundried with extra planning.

Thunderstorm & Meteor Shower: rare events spawning Shocked and Celestial mutations—coordinate with friends to cover plots quickly.

Heat Wave: boosts Sundried mutations; prepare drought-tolerant plants with high base values.

Scheduling and co-op strategies

Use community Discord or server trackers to hop into fresh instances right before rare weather cycles hit.

Assign squad roles (planter, spray runner, harvester) so every mutation window is fully exploited.

Keep backup seeds ready in locker slots to swap crops instantly when the forecast changes.

Weather prep checklist

  • Stock up on weather-aligned sprays before logging off—shop prices spike when rare events start.
  • Track mutation cooldowns in our calculator so you know when to reset plots.
  • Snapshot your best weather builds and share screenshots with your crew for rapid replication.

Stay flexible and profit more

Weather events are the fastest route to massive payouts. Keep an eye on rotations, maintain a ready-to-plant inventory, and use the calculator to plan mutations so you never waste a rare weather window.