All Grow a Garden Toxic Plants - Fall Event

To participate in the Fall Event, grow and harvest plants matching the hourly type requested by the Harvest Spirit NPC, submit them to fill the community gauge and trigger Fall Blooms for rewards and shop restocks, while following rules like rarity-based points and the 5-minute post-Bloom cooldown.

The Beanstalk Event is a collaborative, server-wide event where the goal is to grow a giant beanstalk. To participate, players must contribute specific types of plants to the event's NPC, Jack, located in the center of the main island. The required plant type changes every hour. The primary rule is to collectively reach 900 contribution points to make the beanstalk fully grow. Once the beanstalk is grown, it will stay for 20 minutes, allowing players to climb it, collect rewards from glowing orbs, and access a special shop at the top. The player who contributes the most points when the beanstalk is fully grown receives a special reward.

Toxic Plants are hazardous varieties that contain poisonous or dangerous properties, adding an element of risk and mystery to gardens. These toxic plants include nightshades, poisonous berries, and other dangerous flora that require careful handling. Toxic plants offer substantial point values for the Beanstalk Event, rewarding brave gardeners who dare to cultivate them.

Toxic plants are typically obtained through special events, dangerous terrain exploration, or premium seed packs. Many toxic varieties are exclusive to specific challenges or high-risk areas. Check the Seed Shop during Halloween or dangerous-themed events, participate in hazardous exploration activities, and look for special merchants that deal in dangerous flora. Some toxic plants require completing risky achievements.

Dangerous toxic plants include Cursed Fruit and Pitcher Plant (6 points each), plus Amber Spine (5 points). Other notable toxic plants are Nightshade (4 points), Foxglove (3 points), and Hemlock (2 points). These toxic plants offer excellent point values while adding intriguing, dangerous elements to your garden collection.