Badger — Grow a Garden Guide
Rare fall-themed pet from Fall Egg — steady efficiency gains for event farming.
The Badger is a Rare pet in Roblox’s Grow a Garden, introduced with the Fall Market event. It hatches from the Fall Egg with an estimated ~32% drop rate. Players value it for steady, event-focused efficiency and cracked-style outcomes.
Step-by-Step:
Join the Fall Market event
Head to the central plaza and follow the event prompts. You will unlock access to the Fall Egg during the event.
Get Fall Eggs
Purchase or earn Fall Eggs via event activities. Eggs can be opened in batches for better time efficiency.
Hatch for Badger (~32%)
Open eggs and look for the Badger. If you want to diversify, keep an eye on other Fall pets like the Grizzly Bear or Robin.
Build your team
Pair Badger with synergy pets for stronger outcomes — e.g., Sugar Glider to copy & spread results.
How it works:
Badger performs a small earthquake-style dig, spreading dirt and applying effects to nearby fruits. Players commonly use it to push cracked-style mutations (high-value outcomes).
Recommended Plays:
📈 Event Farming Core
Use Badger as a consistent event farmer during Fall Market. Its area effect provides constant incremental gains.
🤝 Pair with Spread/Cooldown
Combine with Sugar Glider (copy & spread) and Red Squirrel (reduce Fall pet cooldowns) to multiply outcomes.
🧩 Team Role
Badger is not a burst pet; it’s a steady value engine. Plan layouts (grid/compact) so each proc counts.
Badger vs Other Fall Pets:
| Pet | Role | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Badger | Steady area effect | Event farming / cracked-style outcomes |
| Grizzly Bear | Apply Fall mutation | High-value Fall outcomes |
| Sugar Glider | Copy & spread mutations | Amplify any good outcome |
🧱 Dense Layouts
Compact grids increase the number of fruits touched per proc.
🤝 Team Up
Run with Sugar Glider / Red Squirrel to multiply outcomes.
🎯 Event First
Focus on Fall event targets before off-season trading.
Build Your Fall Team Around Badger
Use our calculators and mutation guides to plan efficient layouts and smart combos.