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Smore Suckle
Grow a Garden · Crops · Rarity: Mythical
About Smore Suckle
The Smore Suckle is a mythical crop that was added in the second part of the Summer Camp Event .
How Smore Suckle compares
Figures below are calculated from Smore Suckle's own stats and compared against the Mythical crops on this site. They update whenever the underlying data does.
- Yield per minute of growth
- ¢383
- Sell-price rank
- #23 of 82 Mythical crops
- vs. cohort median
- 1.19× median
over a 209-minute grow time
median is ¢67.08K
Smore Suckle — In-Depth Analysis
The Smore Suckle is a Mythical-rarity crop introduced in the second part of the Summer Camp Event in Grow a Garden. Mythical places it among the game's high-tier limited crops, significantly rarer than Legendary and only surpassed by Divine and Transcendent. Seeds are not available through standard shops — the Smore Suckle can only be obtained via event-specific reward mechanics, making every existing seed a genuine collectible.
Each harvest sells for 80,000 coins, which is solid output for a Mythical crop, and it matures in approximately 3 hours, 29 minutes, and 14 seconds — a moderate grow cycle for its rarity tier. The investment timeframe is long enough to require planning: if you are actively playing, schedule harvests around your session to avoid crops sitting mature and unattended on plots.
The Summer Camp Event theme gives the Smore Suckle a distinctive identity among Grow a Garden's event catalog. Crops tied to seasonal events tend to become increasingly rare as time passes and no new seeds enter circulation post-event, which makes the Smore Suckle progressively more trade-valuable for collectors who missed its original availability window.
For practical farming, the Smore Suckle works best on a dedicated plot optimized for long-cycle crops. Since its growth window falls under four hours, dedicated players can reasonably fit two harvests per day without much effort. The key is consistency — do not let limited-event seeds go to waste. Plant them regularly, harvest on schedule, and convert remaining seeds into the 80,000-coin sell price while your supply lasts.