If you’ve spent any time in Grow A Garden, you know that breeding pets and experimenting with mutations is one of the most engaging parts of the game. However, the process can be tricky without understanding the success rates behind each mutation. To help fellow gardeners, I’ve put together a detailed mutation success rate chart based on in-game testing and community feedback.

Understanding Pet Mutations

In Grow A Garden, pet mutations occur when two compatible pets breed. Each pet has specific traits that can be passed down, and the chances of a mutation appearing depend on several factors, including the type of parents, their rarity, and the environment in which they’re bred. Knowing the probabilities can save you both time and resources, especially if you’re aiming for rare or exclusive pets.

Mutation Success Rate Chart

Here’s a simplified guide for common mutations you’ll encounter:

Parent Combination	Mutation Success Rate
Common + Common	10%
Common + Rare	25%
Rare + Rare	40%
Rare + Epic	55%
Epic + Epic	70%

Keep in mind that these numbers are averages; individual results may vary due to hidden in-game variables. Patience and persistence are key, and sometimes it’s worth experimenting with different combinations to unlock unique pets.

Tips to Maximize Success

1. Use the Grow A Garden Shop wisely – Certain items and boosts from the shop can slightly improve mutation chances. If you’re serious about breeding, investing in these can speed up your progress.
2. Time your breeding sessions – Some mutations have higher success rates when specific in-game conditions are met, like time of day or garden level.
3. Consider U4GM resources – While some players prefer to grind mutations naturally, platforms like U4GM can provide guidance or in-game resources that make reaching rare mutations faster.

Buying Pets

If you want to expand your collection quickly, you can buy Grow A Garden pets from trusted sources. This is especially useful if you’re missing certain parent combinations needed for specific mutations. While it doesn’t replace the fun of experimenting, it can save you considerable time and frustration.

Final Thoughts

Mutation breeding in Grow A Garden is part strategy, part luck. Understanding the success rates, experimenting with combinations, and using available in-game tools like the Grow A Garden shop or guidance from U4GM can make the experience much smoother. Whether you’re chasing rare pets or just enjoying the creative process, a little knowledge goes a long way in maximizing your results.