Grow a Garden Clay Mutation guide

The Clay Mutation in Grow a Garden is a product of a special interaction between two different Mutations: Sandy and Wet. Introduced at the same time as Sandy. it can be a little tricky to get, considering the luck-reliant nature of both the Sandy and Wet Mutations. However, the result is well worth the wait.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Clay Mutation in this Roblox experience.

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Getting the Clay Mutation in Grow a Garden

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The Clay Mutation in Grow a Garden is a modifier of the Sandy Mutation, created when a Fruit with the latter is affected by the Wet Mutation. How it makes Fruits appear and its multiplier are both radically different from its constituents. A Fruit affected Clay has a mud-like appearance, emulating what happens to soil once exposed to water.

The mutation's sell value multiplier is 10x, which is fairly low, considering how unlikely it is to acquire. The Wet Mutation is rare enough as is through the Rain Weather Event or randomly from Sprinklers, but Sandy is even more so.

Exclusive to the Sandstorm Weather Event, the Sandy Mutation has a fairly low chance of affecting the desired Fruit.

Clay has no unique interactions with Mutations, providing you with the opportunity to stack it with others for a higher sell value.

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Unique Mutation interactions

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Mutation stacking is one of the easiest ways to boost a particular Fruit’s sell value. However, not all of them stack with each other. Some of them have unique interactions that either override certain existing properties or prevent other Mutations from being applied at all. Though rare, these interactions must be kept in mind while stacking different Mutations for the highest possible sell value multiplier.

Here are the Mutation combinations that cannot be stacked together at once:

• Golden and Rainbow.
• Chilled, Wet, Drenched, and Frozen.
• Burnt and Cooked.
• Paradisal can only combine with either Verdant or Sundried, but not both at once.

Stacking certain Mutations results in the creation of a unique Mutation. As of this writing, the game has three of these: the Frozen, Clay, and Ceramic Mutations. These are created in the following ways:

• Frozen: Fruit has both Chilled and Wet Mutations.
• Clay: Fruit has both Sandy and Wet Mutations.
• Ceramic: Fruit has both Sandy and Burnt Mutations, or when the Fruit has both Sandy and Sundried Mutations.

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FAQs

What is the sell value multiplier of the Clay Mutation in Grow a Garden?

The Clay Mutation has a sell value multiplier of 5x.

How to get the Clay Mutation in Grow a Garden?

When a fruit has both the Wet and the Sandy Mutations, the two transform to give it the Clay Mutation.

Can the Clay Mutation be applied manually to Fruits in Grow a Garden?

Since the Sandy Mutation cannot be applied manually to Fruits, Clay can’t be applied manually either.