ProduceMaple Cactus
| Rarity | Rare |
| Seed price | |
| Robux price | |
| Average value | |
| Floor value | |
| Average weight | 1.5 kg |
| Minimum weight | 1.05 kg |
| Harvest type | multi |
| Obtainable | Not currently |
| Date added | 2026-08-01 |
| Seed shop | Listed |
Maple Cactus is a Rare-rarity Fall Harvest crop. Seed price: 5,000 Leaves (79 Robux), 16.67% stock. Multi-harvest. Release August 2, 2026.

Formula: base value x (weight / avg weight)^2 x mutation multiplier. Base value is the community-wiki average at 1 kg. Actual in-game values may differ.
Overview
Maple Cactus is a Rare-rarity Fall Harvest multi-harvest crop, sold in the Fall Harvest Seed Shop for 5,000 Leaves (79 Robux) with a 16.67% stock chance.
Seed shop
How to get Maple Cactus
Buy Maple Cactus seeds from the seed shop for
5000 or
79. It is a multi-harvest crop.
Sell value
How much is Maple Cactus worth?
Maple Cactus sells for an average of
40 at 1.5 kg average weight. The minimum (floor) sell value is
36. That ranks it #52 out of 70 crops in the GAG2 database by average sell value.
Higher-value crops nearby: Grape (
45), Maple Grape (
45), Cactus (
40).
Lower-value crops nearby: Banana (
35), Maple Banana (
35), Corn (
34).
Seed costs
5000; net profit per harvest depends on weight and any active mutations.
Maple Cactus FAQ
What is Maple Cactus in Grow a Garden 2?
Maple Cactus is a Rare Fall Harvest crop. Seed price 5,000 Leaves or 79 Robux with 16.67% stock chance.
Is Maple Cactus confirmed in Grow a Garden 2?
Maple Cactus is supported by an official source or direct game evidence. Individual prices, cooldowns, and other numeric fields can still remain TBA until each value is checked.
Where can I check whether Maple Cactus is in stock?
Open the live stock tracker to see the latest reported seed shop inventory.
Why are some Maple Cactus stats marked TBA?
TBA means the value has not been verified in the live game. The wiki leaves unknown prices, timers, multipliers, and rates blank instead of copying assumptions from Grow a Garden 1.
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