Grow a Garden Weathers Wiki
Discover every weather type in Grow a Garden and learn how each one affects your crops and gameplay. Click on any weather below to view its full details.

Rain

Snow

Thunderstorm

Night

Blood Moon

Meteor Shower

Crystal Beams

Windy

Gale

Tornado

Sandstorm

Heat Wave

Acid Rain

Sun God

Tropical Rain

Aurora Borealis

Solar Eclipse

Earthquake

Drought

Birthday

Ice King

Kitchen Storm

Zen Aura

Corrupted Aura

Bee Swarm

Working Bee Swarm

Summer Harvest

Mega Summer Harvest

Fairies

Fall Bloom

Disco

Jandel Storm

Sheckle Rain

Chocolate Rain

Lazer Storm

Monster Mash

DJ Sam

Black Hole

Beenado

Luck

Floating Jandel

Volcano

Lightning Storm

Post Dunk

Route Runner

Money Rain

Space Travel

Alien Invasion

Under The Sea

Solar Flare

Fried Chicken

Pool Party

Brains

Text Collect

Obby

Radioactive Carrot

Armageddon

Boil Rain

Oil Rain

Floating Flamingo

Stoplight
Weather Overview
In Grow a Garden, weather plays a vital role in shaping gameplay. The game features a global weather system that affects all servers simultaneously, introducing dynamic conditions that influence how crops grow and interact with the environment. Each type of weather offers unique effects from boosting crop value to triggering rare mutations.
Weather Impacts
Global Synchronization
Every active server experiences the same weather at the same time unless altered by admin commands or custom votes.
Enhanced Crop Growth
Weather types like Rain or Thunderstorms accelerate crop growth and increase harvest values.
Special Crop Mutations
Certain weather events can trigger rare mutations, boosting the rarity and worth of your crops.
Event-Locked Effects
Limited-time events may bring exclusive weather-based mutations (e.g., Pollinated) not available otherwise.
Admin-Exclusive Weathers
Unique types such as DJ Jhai can only be activated by game administrators.
Weather Types
Standard Weather
Occurs naturally and forms the core cycle of Grow a Garden’s environment. These weathers affect all players equally without admin control.
Event Weather
Appears during limited-time events and adds special effects, crop bonuses, or exclusive mutations tied to seasonal updates and community celebrations.
Admin Weather
Includes rare or experimental weather types that can only be triggered by administrators. Often used for testing, showcases, or special appearances (e.g., Shooting Stars, no longer in regular rotation).
Weather Trivia
Developer Notes
- The Volcano Weather Alert is a direct reference to Natural Disaster Survival, using reused assets.
- Jandel, the developer, had not seen the Jandel Katana event before it went live.
- Administrators can manually trigger weather, typically for special events.
Weather Behavior
- Night weather initially occurred every 20 minutes, later changed to hourly.
- Admins manually switched the first two Night cycles to Blood Moon post-event.
- Night and Blood Moon weather were temporarily reintroduced as an apology after the Cosmetics Update.
- Most weather events last 3–5 minutes; some special events last for 10 minutes.
- Unique weathers like Sheckle Rain and Sun God have no on-screen icons.
Spawn Frequency
- Rain is the most common weather, appearing about every 20 minutes.
- Thunderstorms are less frequent, occurring every 2–6 hours.
- Meteor Showers are the rarest, seen only once every few nights.
- Frost Weather was temporarily removed but later re-added.
Music & Developer Connections
- The DJ booth character in the Monster Mash Event was developer Jhailatte.
- Jandel stated that DJ Jhai is his cousin and a composer for the game.
- The song “It’s Raining Tacos” was retired and replaced.
- The Disco Event briefly featured the “Spinning Cat (Oiia Oiia Remix)” song.
Event Facts & Easter Eggs
- In the Bee Swarm Event, a bee takes about 46 seconds to pollinate a fruit.
- Low-gravity in the Black Hole Event allows players to climb tall plants.
- Stoplight Weather was inspired by Red Light, Green Light.
- Sheckle Rain had the longest gap between reappearances.
- Jandel has expressed interest in adding a global weather voting system.