In the engaging world of Grow a Garden, players encounter dynamic weather events that sporadically bestow mutations upon their plants. While the occurrence of these events is entirely random, the recent Working Bees update introduces a game-changing feature: players can now manually apply certain mutations to their crops. This article will guide you through acquiring and utilizing the Pollinated Mutation Spray effectively.
Ingredients for Crafting Pollinated Mutation Spray
To create the Pollinated Mutation Spray, you’ll need to gather various materials at the Bizzy Bear crafting station. Here’s what you will require:
- Cleaning Spray: Available for purchase at the Grow a Garden gear shop.
- Bee Balm: Obtainable via the seed crafting station.
- 25 Honey: Produced at the Honey Compresso by processing Pollinated plants.
How to Acquire the Pollinated Mutation Spray
Once you’ve gathered all the necessary ingredients, navigate to the crafting area and follow these straightforward steps to obtain your Pollinated Mutation Spray:
- Visit the gear crafting station (evident by the gear icon), and interact with it.
- In the crafting menu, scroll to find the Pollinated Mutation Spray option.
- Select the recipe and click the green Craft button.
- Submit all required materials, including the Honey, to initiate the crafting process.
- Once the 1-hour timer concludes, press the E key to collect your crafted spray.
Should You Craft the Pollinated Mutation Spray?
| Pollinated Mutation Spray | Details |
|---|---|
| Image | |
| Ingredients | 1x Cleaning Spray, 1x Bee Balm, 25x Honey |
| Robux Price | 229 |
| Crafting Time | 1 hour |
| Effects | Applies Pollinated mutation to a single fruit in your garden. |
Currently, investing resources into creating the Pollinated Mutation Spray may not seem practical due to its limitation; it can only apply the mutation to one designated harvest per crafting session. Moreover, considering the existing Bee Swarm and Working Bee Swarm events, bees might autonomously apply the Pollinated mutation to several plants without requiring the spray. Many pets obtained from the Bee Egg and Anti Bee Egg also naturally possess the passive ability to apply the Pollinated mutation as they roam.
As a result, expending resources for a tool that affects only one fruit might not be worth it. Instead, utilizing the bees that are already active could yield better results.
That sums up everything about the Pollinated Mutation Spray in Grow a Garden, from crafting to its potential benefits. Would you choose to use it or save your resources for other priorities? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
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