Grow a Garden 2 Blazes Past 300 Million Visits in First Week on Roblox

Hold onto your Sheckles. Grow A Garden 2 launched just last week on Roblox, but it has already racked up over 300 million visits. The sequel introduces a sneaky nighttime stealing mechanic: during the 2.5-minute darkness, you can trespass into another player's farm, snatch some plants, and dash back to your own turf. The catch? Your intended victims might be home and ready to dish out vigilante justice with a shovel, have set traps, or invested in a garden gnome that attacks intruders.

The original Grow A Garden had theft, but it cost Robux. Now you can live out your vegetable heist dreams, with the only cost being the risk of getting caught.

Grow A Garden 2 also adds props, which you can purchase at the Prop Shop in the center of the market area. These range from the mythical Teleporter Pad Crate, costing 50,000,000 Sheckles, to a common Ladder Crate at 30,000 Sheckles. For a full list of props and item chances in Grow A Garden 2, check out IGN's handy guide and checklist.

Another major change is the introduction of Guilds. Team up with other players to compete in weekly contests and earn exclusive rewards. Right now, for example, the Guild event is called Biggest Plant, where players harvest the heaviest plant in their plot.

As for those gnomes? If you can find one at the item shop (they're epic rarity) and have 100,000 Sheckles to spare, you can have one patrol your garden and kick thieves away. Unfortunately, each gnome only lasts ten minutes, so use them strategically. This IGN guide should help.

As for the original Grow A Garden? It's still alive and well, and you can find all the details on mastering it here.