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Over the past few months in Roblox Grow a Garden, players have been growing all sorts of crops on their farmland thanks to weekly updates that keep adding new seeds. However, most fans, especially those who missed the Easter update, have been hoping for at least one seed (if not more) that can match Candy Blossom.
That wasn’t available until the Prehistoric update rolled in. It brought many dinosaur-themed crops, and Bone Blossom is one of them. This seed is a solid alternative to Candy Blossom, and in most cases, even more profitable than it. For those interested, this guide covers how to get Grow a Garden’s Bone Blossom seed and what its selling price is.
How to Get Bone Blossom Seed in Grow a Garden
Bone Blossom seed is the final reward you’ll get from the Weekly Dino Track, which you can work on at Blaire’s Quest Stand. To be more specific, you can get the Bone Blossom seed in Grow a Garden by completing 21 Dino Quests given by Blaire at the Pre-Historic Quest Stand. Players can also skip these quests using Robux if they want (more on that below).
To get started, head to the Pre-Historic Quest Stand in the center of the server (look just behind the Dinosaur Egg stand) and talk to Blaire. He’s a scientist studying dinosaurs and will hand out three Dino Quests every 12 hours, which means you can do six quests per day. These tasks usually include things like:
- Harvesting fruits like strawberries, blueberries, apples, dragon fruits, and coconuts.
- Planting seeds in your garden, such as pumpkin, mango, bamboo, carrots, and watermelons.
- Crafting items like the Lightning Rod and Amber Mutation Spray.
- Aging pets like Dog, Bunny, and Golden Lab.
After finishing each batch of three quests, you’ll move forward on the Dino Track and unlock a reward. You’ll need to wait for the 12-hour timer before getting your next set of quests. Just keep working through all 21 quests to get your hands on the Bone Blossom seed.
If you’re consistent and complete every quest on time, you can earn the Bone Blossom seed in about 3.5 days in Grow a Garden.
If a task feels too tricky, for example, because you don’t have the right seed or just don’t feel like doing it, you can talk to Blaire and hit the “Skip Quests” button to instantly clear the current three quests for 89 Robux. Keep in mind this won’t speed up the timer; you’ll still need to wait 12 hours for the next batch.
For anyone wondering, it’ll cost 623 Robux to skip all 21 Dino Quests needed to unlock the Bone Blossom seed on the Dino Track. However, as mentioned earlier, you’ll still need to be patient and wait at least 3.5 days to grab it.
Bone Blossom's Selling Value in Grow a Garden
Bone Blossom seed is a multi-harvest crop, so once you plant it, it starts giving you five to six fruits per harvest cycle. The price of each normal Bone Blossom is 175,000 Sheckles in Grow a Garden, which means you can easily make 875,000 Sheckles per round with no mutations at all. Now imagine stacking variants like Rainbow, Celestial, or Voidtouched on top.
A normal Bone Blossom weighs just 7 kg, but if you use the Sprinklers method or leave size-boosting pets like Moon Cat and Brontosaurus nearby, its weight can go up to 970 kg, which increases its selling price significantly.
Bone Blossom vs. Candy Blossom: Which is Best?
In Grow a Garden, Bone Blossom is generally a better crop than Candy Blossom in terms of both price and profit. It gives around 875,000 Sheckles per round, compared to Candy Blossom’s 800,000 Sheckles.
However, if a Candy Blossom tree produces more fruits (like 11 or 12) or gets heavyweight blossoms, it can still beat out Bone Blossom in some cases.
