Evo Beetroot Seed Guide in Grow a Garden
By Paquito Jr Conde | September 28, 2025
Evo Beetroot is one of the event-focused evolution crops in Grow a Garden (Roblox). This guide presents a clear, summary of how players can obtain Evo Beetroot seeds, the typical crop weight and huge chance, the staged Evo tier system, the approximate date it was added to the game, and practical ways to use Evo Beetroot to improve progression and rewards. Where exact numerical values are uncertain or community-reported, this guide highlights those uncertainties so you can make informed in-game decisions.
Quick overview: Evo Beetroot obtainment and evolution
Evo Beetroot appears as part of the Seed Stages event sequence. Players obtain Evo Beetroot seeds from the Seed Stages shop (rotating stock) and then plant, grow, harvest, and submit crops to the Seed Stage NPC to evolve through stages. The Evo progression follows Evo Beetroot I → Evo Beetroot II → Evo Beetroot III → Evo Beetroot IV. Evolving a stage and submitting produce typically grants event rewards and helps unlock higher-stage seeds.
Known data for Evo Beetroot (concise reference)
| Attribute | Value / Notes | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Obtainment | Seed Stages shop (rotating stock) — Evo Beetroot I is purchaseable during the event | Buy stage I seed then grow and evolve via the Seed Stage NPC. |
| Average Weight | ~1.0 kg (base, unmutated) | Community references list a base average weight near 1.0 kg for non-mutated Evo Beetroot. |
| Minimum Weight | ~0.70 kg | Reported minimum weight for smaller harvests. |
| Huge Chance | ~1.18% | Chance to get a huge version when growing a crop — community-reported figure. |
| Tier / Rarity | Stage-based rarity (Evo I commonly described as Common; higher stages treated as rarer) | Stages typically scale rarity: Evo I → Common, Evo II → Uncommon, Evo III → Rare, Evo IV → Legendary (stage-based expectation). |
| Date Added | September 27, 2025 (Seed Stages event timeframe) | Approximate date tied to the event update that introduced Evo seeds. |
| Mutations / Variants | Multiple community-listed mutations exist (e.g., Amber, Bloom, Chilled, Burnt, Choc, Brainrot, and more) | Mutations change appearance and can sometimes affect desirability and value. |
| Stages / Evolution | Evo I → Evo II → Evo III → Evo IV | Plant, harvest, submit to NPC to upgrade the stage; higher stages unlock better utility. |
| Multi-harvest | Appears to be single-harvest for Evo I–III; Evo IV reported as multi-harvest | Multi-harvest at Evo IV makes stage IV profitable over time. |
Uncertainties and community-reported caveats
A few datapoints are community-reported and not uniformly confirmed by official patch notes. In particular, exact sell values, per-stage sale prices, precise mutation stat modifiers, and exact growth durations for Evo Beetroot may vary between player recordings and cannot be fully guaranteed here. Where numbers are unclear, treat reported figures (weights, huge chance) as community-derived estimates rather than authoritative game API values.
What Evo Beetroot does for your gameplay — strategies and best practices
- Event progression and rewards: Evo Beetroot is a core event crop for Seed Stages—evolving it through each stage and submitting produce yields event rewards such as seed packs and gears. Prioritize evolving it at least to stage III and ideally to stage IV for the best payoff.
- Investment pays at stage IV: Evo Beetroot IV is reported to allow multi-harvests. Converting time and resources to push a single plant to stage IV can give repeated harvests, increasing long-term crop value per plot.
- Tending and mutation optimization: Use watering and tending tools to increase size and mutation chances. Mutations are cosmetically desirable and can make a plant rarer—stacking desirable mutations on Evo Beetroot increases its prestige and possible trade value.
- Resource planning: Start with Evo Beetroot I as a relatively affordable entry seed during the event, then funnel gears and speedups into higher stages. Because stage progression requires planting, harvesting, and submission, schedule your plots so you keep an evolution pipeline running.
- Combine with other Evo seeds: The broader Seed Stages event includes other Evo crops; completing progression across multiple Evo plants typically yields additional rewards and event completion bonuses.
Practical checklist to maximize Evo Beetroot returns
- Buy Evo Beetroot I from the Seed Stages shop when available.
- Use best available gears (watering, sprinklers) when growing Evo Beetroot II and above.
- Prioritize mutations and aim for huge-size harvests to improve potential value.
- Evolve to Evo Beetroot IV to unlock multi-harvest and steady returns.
- Submit completed stage harvests to the Seed Stage NPC to receive event rewards and next-stage seeds.