Grow a Garden (GaG) has taken the Roblox world by storm, earning some of the highest concurrent player counts in the platform’s history. As the new year begins, the developers are showing appreciation to loyal players with exclusive items, powerful boosts, and limited-time events.

Grow a Garden Codes

Here are the currently active and verified codes for January 2026. Make sure to redeem them soon—these rewards won’t last forever.

  • RDCAward – Unlocks 1x RDC Trophy Decoration, an exclusive cosmetic item
  • BEANORLEAVE10 – Grants 1x Green Bean Chamber, a limited exclusive decoration
  • torigate – Rewards 1x Whispering Torii Gate, a Japanese-themed decorative item

Note: The popular LUNARGLOW10 code has officially expired. If you missed the Basic Seed Packs it offered, keep an eye on the Admin Abuse event on January 10th, which may introduce new drops.

How to Redeem Codes in Grow a Garden

Redeeming codes is quick once you know where to look:

  1. Launch Grow a Garden on Roblox
  2. Click the Settings (cog icon) in the top-left corner
  3. Scroll to the very bottom of the menu
  4. Enter your code in the “Type code here…” box
  5. Hit Claim and enjoy your reward

Latest News: The Garden Games Event

As of January 3rd, 2026, the Garden Games Event is officially live. This update adds a Spinning Wheel to the center of the plaza, giving players a chance at top-tier loot.

You’ll need Carrot Coins, earned from Greg’s quests, to spin the wheel.

New Rewards on the Wheel

  • Kernel Curl Seed (1% chance): A legendary popcorn-themed crop that boosts growth speed for nearby plants
  • Carnival Eggs: Can hatch new pets like the Carnival Elephant (0.5% chance) and the Show Pony
  • Bonanza Bloom: A high-tier seed that reduces egg hatching time based on how many Carnival cosmetics you own

Pro Tips for Faster Growth and Bigger Profits

  • Watch the weather: Thunderstorms can trigger the Shocked mutation, multiplying crop value by 100x
  • AFK near the shop: Rare seeds restock often—check every 5–10 minutes for Legendary finds
  • Use multi-harvest crops: Tomatoes and Corn produce multiple times, making them far more profitable than Carrots