Why Players Are Collecting Magical Plants in Grow a Garden Roblox

Magical is one of the traits in Grow a Garden that was introduced recently. These plants are used in various in-game events for the amount of points they give, which is further used to unlock rewards quickly. Here is a list of all the Magical Plants found in Grow a Garden.

Grow a Garden Magical Plants List

There are a total of 15 Magical Plant types available in Grow a Garden, and we have listed them below. Collect these plants and submit them to the NPC during events like the Beanstalk Event or Fall Event to unlock new rewards.

Magical Plant	Rarity	Points
Mandrake	Rare	3
Pixie Faern	Rare	3
Firework Flower	Legendary	4
Amberheart	Mythical	5
Untold Bell	Mythical	5
Aetherfruit	Divine	6
Aurora Vine	Divine	6
Cursed Fruit	Divine	6
Fossilight	Divine	6
Golden Egg	Divine	6
King Cabbage	Divine	6
Soul Fruit	Divine	6
Spirit Flower	Divine	6
Tranquil Bloom	Prismatic	7
Wispwing	Prismatic	7

While some of them can be obtained at the moment, some Magical Plants like Amberheart, Cursed Fruit, Firework Flower, Fossillight, King Cabbage, Soul Fruit, and Tranquil Bloom are no longer available. These plants were added during the previous events, and we might see them return in the future.

Best Magical Plants You Should Use in Grow a Garden

As said earlier, while there are plenty of Magical Plants in the game, some of them are unobtainable. Moreover, the low-tier fruits will not earn you enough points. Hence, you can go for the fruits that are multi-harvest, higher-tier, and grow easily. That said, here are the Magical plants we recommend you use to get more points in Grow a Garden: Wispwing, Tranquil Bloom, Spirit Flower, and Soul Fruit.

Apart from these, you might require other types of plants. Here is the list of the required plant types in Grow a Garden:

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These were all the Magical Plants in Grow a Garden. Which of them are you using for the upcoming events? Let us know in the comments.