We’ve had a ton of fakeout seeds which promised to be better and ultimately let us all down. So this Grow a Garden Bone Blossom guide sheds some light on this new prehistoric seed and if it truly is as good as it claims to be.

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Grow a Garden Bone Blossom Controversy

Typically, games update with linear progression, so seasoned players have a new meta to strive for. But this hasn’t been the case for Grow a Garden. The controversy around a new seed being better than the Candy Blossom is that, ultimately, a majority of long-time players won’t be happy.

If a new seed dethrones the now unobtainable Candy Blossom, this testament to early-game progression now becomes… meaningless. New players can quickly have money-printing gardens, and the once impressive Candy Blossom tree won’t hold up as a flex.

So, let’s get into the Bone Blossom and discuss its obtainment and selling value.

Bone Blossom Stats and Obtainment

The Bone Blossom is the first Transcendent rarity seed in the game. This alone puts it on a higher pedestal than the Candy Blossom ever was. To obtain it, you must complete the weekly Dino Quests, or skip all the quests and obtain it outright using Robux.

Once planted, this Blossom grows into a lush tree with strange meat and bone fruits to harvest. It’s multi-harvest and creates plenty of crops per tree.

Is The Bone Blossom Better?

YES! Finally, we have a seed with a genuine value listed higher than the Candy Blossom that is both multi-harvest and produces numerous crops per tree.

The Candy Blossom at standard weight and unmutated sells for around 90,250 Sheckles on average. This shy number has nothing on the base un-mutated value of the Chad Bone Blossom, coming in at 158,000 Sheckles on average!