The latest Prehistoric Update in Grow a Garden on Rbx has added a massive amount of new content. In this article, we're going to go over every major change, including new plants, pets, crafting items, and game mechanics. If you're looking for a clear and complete guide to everything this update includes, this breakdown will help you understand what's changed and how to make the most of Grow a Garden Sheckles it.

First, one of the most important changes is that you can now trade in any of your old pets—whether it's from a common egg, summer egg, or even something rarer like a blood panda—for a brand-new dinosaur egg. You don't get a dinosaur directly, just a dinosaur egg. These eggs take about four hours to hatch, and once they do, they give you one of several dinosaur-themed pets. It's worth noting that you can't trade in existing dinosaur pets; only older pets work for this system.

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Near the pet trade-in area is a new crafting station. This station lets you use your resources to craft three new Grow a Garden items: the Amber Spray, the Ancient Seed Pack, and the Dinosaur Crate. The Amber Spray is a big deal because it gives a 10x money multiplier when used. Crafting it requires a cleaning spray, a dinosaur egg, and one million shekels. The Ancient Seed Pack gives you seeds for the new prehistoric plants and costs a dinosaur egg and 2.5 million shekels. The Dinosaur Crate functions similarly to the seed pack and might give cosmetics or more seeds. These recipes could change in future patches, but this is how they work at the time of the update.

Dino Quest is a new progression system tied to the update. You'll find the quest NPC near the crafting area. Completing tasks from this character fills up a progress bar. As you complete quests and earn points, you unlock rewards like cosmetics, ancient seed packs, and more. The final reward is the Bone Blossom, a new plant that we'll cover in more detail later.

Let's move on to the mutations. Three new mutations have been added: Sandy, Clay, and Ceramic. The Sandy mutation is triggered by a sandstorm event in-game and gives your plants a beige, sandy appearance. The exact multiplier isn't confirmed, but it's likely moderate. Clay happens when your plant is both wet and sandy, creating a darker, chalk-like effect. Ceramic might require sun-dried and sandy together, though the exact trigger is unknown. These mutations make your garden look unique and might improve the selling prices, but full details on their money multipliers weren't available at the time of buy Grow a Garden Pets this update.