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Honey Daisy

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Honey Daisy

Grow a Garden · Crops · Rarity: Common

Rarity: Common💰Sell price: ¢ 5.0K🌱Seed cost: ¢ 59⏱️Growth time: 2 min

About Honey Daisy

The Honey Daisy is a limited common crop that was added to the Bizzy Bee Event 2026 .

How Honey Daisy compares

Figures below are calculated from Honey Daisy's own stats and compared against the Common crops on this site. They update whenever the underlying data does.

Return per harvest
84.75×

sells for ¢5K, seed costs ¢59

Yield per minute of growth
¢2.5K

over a 2-minute grow time

Sell-price rank
#9 of 12 Common crops

median is ¢10.5K

vs. cohort median
0.48× median

Honey Daisy — In-Depth Analysis

The Honey Daisy is a Common-rarity limited crop introduced during the Bizzy Bee Event 2026 in Grow a Garden. Despite its humble Common classification, it stands out as one of the fastest-growing crops in the game, with a growth cycle of just 2 minutes. This makes it ideal for rapid harvesting sessions and quick coin accumulation, especially for players who actively manage their plots rather than leaving crops to grow unattended.

Value and Efficiency

Each Honey Daisy sells for 5,000 coins, which is remarkably high for a Common-tier crop — most standard common crops sell for a fraction of that amount. Seeds cost only 59 coins each, giving an exceptional profit margin per cycle. In two minutes you recover your seed cost many times over, making this one of the best short-cycle coins-per-minute crops available during the event. The combination of near-zero seed cost and fast turnover means even a modest plot of four or five Honey Daisy plants can generate substantial income over a 30-minute active session.

How to Get It

The Honey Daisy seed was available exclusively through the Bizzy Bee Event 2026 shop, meaning it is a limited-time crop. Players who missed the event cannot obtain new seeds through normal means. If you still have seeds from the event, treat them as a valuable resource — their 2-minute grow time and strong sell price make every remaining seed worth planting immediately rather than hoarding.

Practical Tip

Because the cycle is so short, the Honey Daisy rewards active play. Check your garden every 2 to 3 minutes to replant and maximize total output. Applying any growth-speed mutations or fertilizers to Honey Daisy plots compounds the advantage further, since faster base cycles benefit proportionally more from percentage-based speed boosts than longer-cycle crops do.