Grow a Garden Tropical Plants List

Keep your sunglasses handy as you collect these Tropical Plants for events in Grow a Garden.

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Even though the sun doesn’t always shine in Grow a Garden , the conditions are still perfect for farming a range of Tropical Plants that thrive in a jungle climate.

Sometimes, a new event NPC will ask you to hand over all of your Tropical Plants to help grow a giant plant in the middle of your server. As you work with the other players around you, contributing enough times will let you visit the special Event Shop at the top and claim a range of unique rewards that are specific to that event.

Not only are these rewards fun to collect, but you can often use them for future Events down the road, so it’s always worth stocking up while you can!

However, despite the vast range of fruits and vegetables on offer in Grow a Garden, it’s not exactly clear what counts as a Tropical Plant, and more are being discovered all the time.

Grow a Garden Tropical Plants list

A good rule of thumb is that if it’s sweet or smelly, it’s probably a Tropical Plant, but there are a couple of interesting and unexpected additions to the list. Your main problem though is that many of the accepted plants are either event-limited rewards or difficult to obtain without trading.

So you can build up your beanstalk efficiently, here’s everything we’ve found that counts as a Tropical Plant in Grow a Garden.

Tropical Plants	Banana Starfruit Papaya Durian Pineapple Watermelon Dragonfruit Mango Dragon Fruit Parasol Flower Passionfruit Coconut Cocovine

Tropical Plants are one of the more difficult plant types to contribute to an event, especially for new players. The early-game plants like Watermelons are relatively slow-growing and don’t actually contribute that many points to your event progress.

Your best bet is probably to add Coconuts, Dragon Fruit or Mangoes, since they’re actually available from the Seed Shop, or Bananas if you have them.

Otherwise you’ll have to rely on player trading to get your hands on some of the event-exclusive plants which fulfil the Tropical Plant brief.

For the rest of the different plant types for various events in Grow a Garden, check out the list below:

Woody Plants
Prickly Plants
Vegetable Plants
Berry Plants
Fruit Plants
Flower Plants
All Plant Types

For more on Grow a Garden, check out our list of the now permanent cooking recipes , or if you’re after unique cosmetics, take a look at our Grow a Garden codes page .