The Smoldering mutation is a composite mutation introduced to the Roblox game Grow a Garden on April 4, 2026 as part of the Season 4 update by creator Jandel. The word composite is the key detail here. Unlike standard mutations that trigger through a single weather event or pet ability, Smoldering can only appear on a crop after four separate prerequisite mutations are already active on that same crop simultaneously. That four-input requirement is what makes it completely different from every other mutation in GaG history and why it sits in its own category.
Smoldering is applied exclusively by the Rainbow Cerberus pet, which is a Divine-rarity pet unlocked through the Season 4 Pass at Level 47. No other pet, gear item, weather event, or admin tool can apply Smoldering. There is no workaround or shortcut.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mutation Type | Composite (first-ever composite mutation in Grow a Garden) |
| Introduced | April 4, 2026 (Season 4 Patch, created by Jandel) |
| Exclusive Source | Rainbow Cerberus pet only |
| How to Get Cerberus | Season 4 Pass, Level 47 (April 4 to May 9, 2026) |
| Activation Mechanic | Trial By Fire ability (36-minute cycle) |
| Required Input Mutations | Ash + Haze + Burnt + Flaming (all four on one crop simultaneously) |
| Input Mutation Source | Hazehound (Ash + Haze), Cooked Owl (Burnt), Phoenix (Flaming) |
| Sell Spread Mechanic | Flame Deity: 6% chance on sell to copy a mutation to another crop |
| Pet XP Side Effect | 3% chance per activation to level up a random garden pet |
| Multiplier | See mygagcalculator.com for confirmed live-server value |
| Season 4 Window | April 4 to May 9, 2026 (35-day window) |
| Post-Season Status | Trade-only after May 9, 2026 |
A Smoldering-mutated crop has a distinctive ember glow that sets it apart from every other mutation in the game. The crop shifts toward deep orange and red hues with faint smoke particle effects rising from the surface, like something burning slowly from the inside without being consumed. The mutation name tag also appears in a dark orange-red color when you approach the fruit, making it easy to identify at a glance. Once you see it once, you will recognize it immediately in any garden. The visual is consistent across all crop types regardless of their base appearance.
| NOTE: Smoldering’s ember glow is distinctly different from the standard Flaming mutation visual (which appears as bright orange fire). If your crop glows dark red with smoke particles, that is Smoldering. If it has vivid orange flame particles, that is Flaming. They are two separate mutations. |
Smoldering did not arrive in isolation. Season 4 was built around a fire and volcanic aesthetic by Jandel, and Smoldering is the centerpiece of that theme. The seasonal cosmetics introduced alongside it include the Lava Fountain, Fire Lamp, Lava Ash, and Cerberus Statue, all of which reinforce the volcanic world-building of this season.
The Rainbow Cerberus pet itself is a three-headed fire dog in the divine rarity tier, thematically connected to the hellfire mythology behind the Cerberus name. Smoldering as the first composite mutation was Jandel’s way of making Season 4 mechanically distinct from every previous season, not just visually.
Before Rainbow Cerberus can apply Smoldering, the target fruit must carry all four of these input mutations at the exact same time. This section covers each one individually with its source, acquisition method, multiplier value, and visual appearance so you know exactly what you are working with.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Multiplier | Confirmed from live-server data (check mygagcalculator.com) |
| Primary Source | Hazehound pet, passive ability: Hound of Ash |
| Hazehound Unlock | Season 4 Pass, Level 40 (free track) |
| Secondary Source | Easter Event 2026 weather mechanics |
| Visual | Crop takes on a pale grey-white ash coating, dusty appearance |
| Notes | Ash was introduced in the April 4, 2026 Easter Event 2026 patch |
The Hazehound is a Mythical-rarity pet introduced in the Season 4 / Easter Event 2026 update. It resembles an angry dog with glowing lava-like eyes and a dark aura. Its ability Hound of Ash periodically applies the Ash mutation to a random fruit in your garden. The Hazehound is unlocked at Season 4 Pass Level 40, which is seven levels before Cerberus at Level 47, so if you are grinding for Cerberus you already have Hazehound by the time you unlock your main pet.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Multiplier | Confirmed from live-server data (check mygagcalculator.com) |
| Primary Source | Hazehound pet, passive ability: Hound of Haze |
| Hazehound Unlock | Season 4 Pass, Level 40 (free track) |
| Visual | Crop takes on a hazy blue-grey foggy appearance with diffused edges |
| Notes | Haze was introduced alongside Ash in the April 4, 2026 patch |
Haze is the second ability of the same Hazehound pet. The Hound of Haze passive randomly applies the Haze mutation to garden fruits at regular intervals. Because Hazehound applies both Ash and Haze, a single pet handles two of your four required input mutations simultaneously. This makes Hazehound the single most efficient pet for the Smoldering pre-staging pipeline, and it is a free reward from the Season 4 Pass.
| TIP: Hazehound is your best friend for the Smoldering pipeline. One pet applies two of the four required inputs (Ash and Haze) automatically. Unlock it at Level 40 before you reach Level 47 for Cerberus, and deploy both together when running Smoldering farming sessions. |
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Multiplier | 4x (some players report 5x; verify on mygagcalculator.com) |
| Primary Source | Cooked Owl pet, passive ability: Let Him Cook |
| Cooked Owl Unlock | Limited-time reward from the Crafting Update (Working Bees event), June 14, 2025 |
| Availability | Trade-only as of Season 4 (no longer obtainable from events or shops) |
| Activation Rate | 15.35% chance to apply Burnt to a random crop every 15 minutes |
| Alternate Method | Mutation Spray Burnt (no longer obtainable; was available in the Summer Harvest Update via the Harvest Shop for 3 Summer Points) |
| Visual | Crop turns charcoal black; emits/drips ash particles after harvesting; sparkling effect before harvest |
| Notes | Burnt is removed when the Cooked mutation is applied. Cannot have both simultaneously. |
The Cooked Owl is the only current source of the Burnt mutation and it is a trade-only pet, which makes Burnt the most difficult of the four input mutations to acquire for most players. If you do not own a Cooked Owl, you need to trade for one from another player. The Cooked Owl was gifted to players who were logged in just before the Crafting Update launched on June 14, 2025. Anyone who missed that window cannot get it through normal gameplay.
One important detail: the Cooked Owl’s Let Him Cook ability can apply either the Burnt mutation or the Cooked mutation. Burnt is the more common outcome at 15.35% chance per 15-minute cycle. Cooked is the rarer alternative. You cannot have both on the same crop simultaneously, so if Cooked lands on your pre-stage fruit instead of Burnt, you will need to wait for the next cycle and hope for Burnt.
| WARNING: The Burnt mutation source (Cooked Owl) is trade-only and has been since 2025. If you are planning to farm Smoldering seriously, securing a Cooked Owl through trading should be your first preparation step, not an afterthought. Without it, you cannot pre-stage the full four-input pipeline. |
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Multiplier | 25x |
| Primary Source | Phoenix pet, ability: Icarus |
| Phoenix Rarity | Divine |
| Phoenix Unlock | 1% chance from Enchanted Chest, Exotic Enchanted Chest, or Rainbow Sack |
| Enchanted Chest | Obtainable from the Luminous Sprite NPC or crafted with 1 Sunbulb + 1 Enchanted Seed Pack + 1 Enchanted Egg + 6,000 Fairy Points |
| Activation Rate | Every 6 minutes 40 seconds, travels between 4 to 8 random fruits applying Flaming. Fruits passed along the way have a 20 to 40% chance to also receive Flaming. |
| Visual | Crop glows with vivid orange and red flame particles rising from it |
| Notes | Phoenix is currently the only pet that can reliably apply the Flaming mutation through standard gameplay |
The Phoenix is a Divine-tier pet added during the Fairy Event. Its Icarus ability makes it patrol your garden every 6 minutes 40 seconds, touching 4 to 8 fruits and applying Flaming to each one it reaches. Fruits along its travel path also have a 20 to 40% chance to receive Flaming, meaning active gardens with multiple growing crops get frequent Flaming application. At 1% chance from Enchanted Chests, Phoenix is rare but the Exotic Enchanted Chest and Rainbow Sack both offer the same 1% odds, so multiple chest types give you a shot at it.
| Input Mutation | Multiplier | Source Pet | Pet Rarity | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ash | See calculator | Hazehound (Hound of Ash) | Mythical | Season 4 Pass, Level 40 (free) |
| Haze | See calculator | Hazehound (Hound of Haze) | Mythical | Season 4 Pass, Level 40 (free) |
| Burnt | 4x to 5x | Cooked Owl (Let Him Cook) | Not stated | Trade-only (missed event) |
| Flaming | 25x | Phoenix (Icarus) | Divine | 1% from Enchanted/Exotic Enchanted Chest or Rainbow Sack |
Now that you know what each input mutation is and where it comes from, here is the complete step-by-step process to get Smoldering applied to a crop in your garden.
Before you can even think about Smoldering, you need access to all four pets that apply the required input mutations. In order of difficulty:
Cerberus is the only pet that can trigger the composite Smoldering mutation. You need to reach Level 47 in the Season 4 Pass, which runs from April 4 to May 9, 2026. The free track gives you the standard Cerberus. The premium track (749 Robux) gives you the Rainbow variant. Both apply Smoldering through the same Trial By Fire mechanic.
If you are behind on pass progression, these are your two best acceleration tools:
| TIP: Players who joined Season 4 late and are under Level 25 with less than two weeks remaining should use Level Up Lollipops aggressively. At the current pass XP rate, catching up to Level 47 without lollipops in the final week is extremely difficult. |
Trial By Fire is the primary activation ability. Every 36 minutes, Cerberus devours a fruit in your garden that is carrying all four input mutations (Ash, Haze, Burnt, and Flaming simultaneously) and applies the Smoldering composite mutation to a separate fruit in your garden. This activation also has a 3% chance to level up a random pet in your garden.
Flame Deity is the secondary sell-trigger ability. When you sell a fruit that has the Smoldering mutation, Cerberus has a 6% chance to copy a random mutation from the sold fruit and apply it to a different fruit still growing in your garden. This is not passive; it only fires at the exact moment of selling a Smoldering crop.
Flame Deity changes your selling strategy significantly. The mutation it copies depends entirely on what is stacked on your Smoldering fruit at sell time. The more high-value mutations on the fruit, the more valuable the potential propagation. We cover the full stacking strategy for this in the Maximize Your Value section below.
This is the most active step and the one most players struggle with. Deploy all four of your source pets in the same garden and let them work on the same crop pool. The goal is to get a single fruit to carry Ash, Haze, Burnt, and Flaming simultaneously before the Cerberus 36-minute cycle fires.
Practical pre-staging sequence:
After Smoldering appears on a crop, resist the urge to sell it immediately. First, check what other mutations are stacked on the Smoldering fruit. Stack additional high-value mutations onto it if possible (Shocked, Celestial, Voidtouched). Then sell. The 6% Flame Deity trigger chance copies one of those stacked mutations to another crop in your garden, giving you a free high-value mutation propagation as a bonus.
The Smoldering multiplier makes the entire four-pet pipeline worth the effort. As the first composite mutation in GaG history with an exclusive Divine-rarity source, Smoldering sits at the top of the mutation value hierarchy alongside the game’s rarest obtainable mutations.
| NOTE: The confirmed live-server Smoldering multiplier is available at mygagcalculator.com, updated from post-April 4 live gameplay data. Use the mutation calculator to model exact Sheckle output for your specific crop, weight, and mutation stack before selling. |
Before calculating Smoldering crop value, it helps to understand how the variant tier system works on top of the mutation stack. Every crop in Grow a Garden can carry one of five variant tiers, and the variant multiplier is applied on top of all mutation multipliers in the final price formula:
| Variant Tier | Multiplier | Visual | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| None / Ripe | 1x | Standard crop appearance | No bonus. Ripe crops may show a slight color richness but apply no extra multiplier. |
| Silver | 5x | Metallic silver sheen | Common variant, first upgrade from base |
| Gold | 20x | Bright gold metallic shine | Significantly higher multiplier; worth prioritizing over Silver |
| Rainbow | 50x | Cycling rainbow color shift across the crop | Highest variant tier and the strongest multiplier in the game. Always the top priority target. |
Getting Smoldering on a Rainbow variant crop is the single highest-value crop configuration currently achievable through standard gameplay in Grow a Garden. If you are actively farming Smoldering, always try to have at least one Rainbow variant crop growing in your garden when the Cerberus 36-minute cycle is approaching.
Jandel’s price calculation system works as follows:
Crop Value = (Crop Weight / Base Weight) squared, multiplied by the Mutation Multiplier
Mutation Multiplier = Variant x (1 + sum of all mutation multipliers minus the number of mutations applied)
In practice, this means mutations stack in a compounding way. Adding more mutations does not simply add their values; it compounds the total through the formula. A Rainbow Smoldering Shocked crop, for example, produces a dramatically higher Sheckle output than any single mutation alone. Use the mutation calculator at mygagcalculator.com to model combinations before you commit to selling.
| Priority | Crop Type | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (Highest) | Prismatic rarity crops (any) | Highest base value tier in the game. Smoldering on Prismatic produces the maximum Sheckle output possible. |
| 2 | Divine rarity crops (any) | Second-highest base value. Second best option when Prismatic is not available. |
| 3 | Mythical rarity crops (any) | Strong baseline. Smoldering pushes these into very high Sheckle territory. |
| 4 | Legendary rarity crops (any) | Solid mid-tier target when higher rarities are not growing. |
| 5 | Season 4 event crops | New event crops may carry elevated base values. Check mygagcalculator.com for event crop values. |
| Avoid | Common or Uncommon crops | Wasting a 36-minute Cerberus cycle on low-rarity crops is a significant opportunity cost. |
Smoldering works within the standard GaG mutation stacking formula. You can layer additional mutations on a Smoldering crop for dramatically higher Sheckle output. Here is how to build the most valuable Smoldering stacks and the smartest selling strategy.
| Mutation | Multiplier | Source | Why Stack It with Smoldering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shocked | 100x | Lightning weather event (admin-triggered) | The highest multiplier of any single obtainable mutation. Pairing with Smoldering produces an extremely high combined value. |
| Celestial | Listed in mutation tier list | Admin weather event | One of the top-tier obtainable mutations. Stacks cleanly with Smoldering. |
| Voidtouched | Listed in mutation tier list | Void-related event or admin weather | High-value mutation that combines effectively with fire-type mutations. |
| Prismatic (mutation) | See mutation tier list | Various sources | If both the crop rarity is Prismatic and the mutation is also stackable, output is maximized. |
| Rainbow (variant) | 50x (variant multiplier) | Natural grow cycle (rare) | Applied via the variant system, not as a mutation. Highest multiplier in the variant tier. Stack with Smoldering for the best result. |
Because Flame Deity copies a mutation from your Smoldering fruit to another garden crop at the moment of sale, what you stack on the Smoldering fruit before selling directly determines the potential value of that propagation. Think of your Smoldering crop as carrying a hidden lottery ticket: the prize is whatever mutation Flame Deity decides to copy, chosen from everything currently on the fruit.
Before selling any Smoldering crop, run this checklist:
Selling only after checking all five points consistently increases your Smoldering farming efficiency over many sessions.
Before Smoldering arrived, Infernal was the benchmark for advanced fire-type mutation building in GaG. Understanding the differences helps you plan which to pursue and when.
For context on the Infernal chain: Flaming (25x) plus Molten (25x) creates the Blazing mutation (52x). Blazing plus Meteoric then creates Infernal (180x). Molten is obtained during admin-run Volcano weather events, where a volcano appears from behind the Gear Shop and spews glowing cubes into players’ gardens. Both Blazing and Meteoric are also composite-type mutations built from simpler inputs, making the Infernal chain a longer multi-stage process compared to the single composite step that creates Smoldering.
| Attribute | Smoldering | Infernal |
|---|---|---|
| Mutation Category | Composite (4 simultaneous inputs) | Composite chain (Blazing + Meteoric) |
| Input Requirements | Ash + Haze + Burnt + Flaming on one crop | Blazing (Flaming + Molten) + Meteoric on one crop |
| Multiplier | Check mygagcalculator.com for confirmed value | 180x |
| Source Pet | Rainbow Cerberus (Divine, Season 4 Pass) | Phoenix (Flaming) + Lobster Thermidor pet (Meteoric component) |
| Lobster Thermidor Role | Not required for Smoldering | Divine pet required for applying Meteoric toward the Infernal chain |
| Acquisition Difficulty | Very High (Season 4 Pass + 3 additional pets including trade-only Cooked Owl) | Very High (two specific Divine pets + admin weather events for Molten and Meteoric) |
| Seasonal Lock | Yes: Cerberus only available during Season 4 (April 4 to May 9, 2026) | No: Available as long as Phoenix and Lobster Thermidor are active |
| Post-Season Access | Trade-only after May 9, 2026 | Ongoing via pet abilities (pets remain in game after season) |
| Recommended For | Players with Season 4 Pass + trading access to Cooked Owl | Players with two Divine fire pets and patience for admin weather events |
The key takeaway: Smoldering has a hard Season 4 deadline that makes it rarer over time. Infernal is harder to build but does not have a seasonal lock. If you have Rainbow Cerberus now during Season 4, Smoldering is the more accessible fire composite mutation and your window is limited.
The answer is partial. The Rainbow Cerberus Trial By Fire activation fires automatically on its 36-minute cycle, so yes, Cerberus will keep applying Smoldering while you are AFK. However, the pre-staging of all four input mutations on a single fruit is an active task. Hazehound, Phoenix, and Cooked Owl all apply mutations randomly, so you cannot guarantee a four-input stack lands on a specific fruit without at least periodic active monitoring.
The practical approach most serious Smoldering farmers use is a semi-AFK setup. You do the active pre-staging at the start of a session to get one target fruit fully loaded with all four inputs, then let Cerberus and the other pets run while you are semi-idle. When you return after a cycle, you sell the Smoldering crop, check for new pre-staged fruits, and restart.
| Session Length | Cerberus Activations | Realistic Smoldering Output | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | 1 to 2 | 1 to 2 | Assumes clean pre-staging at session start |
| 3 hours | ~5 | 4 to 5 | One or two cycles may miss due to mutation timing gaps |
| 6 hours | ~10 | 8 to 10 | Semi-AFK viable; check in every 36 minutes if possible |
| 8 hours (full AFK) | ~13 | 10 to 13 | Pre-stage once at start; Cerberus fires but some cycles may miss without active check-ins |
| Daily grind (active) | ~24 to 26 | 20 to 24 | Full active management with re-staging between cycles |
A wasted Cerberus cycle happens when Trial By Fire activates but cannot find an eligible fruit (one carrying all four input mutations). Every wasted cycle is 36 minutes of lost time. Here are every known cause and how to prevent each:
Smoldering launched as part of the April 4, 2026 Easter Event 2026 update, Grow a Garden’s second Easter event and the first to feature a dedicated Easter Garden plot separate from the main garden. Understanding the event helps you understand where Ash, Haze, and the Season 4 Pass all come from. See our Guide on Easter Event All 3 Parts.
The Easter Event 2026 introduced six new crop mutations in total: Ash, Haze, Smoldering, Gummy, Blossoming, and Floral. It also added eleven new weather events, new NPCs including Jim the Venus Flytrap (the quest-giving NPC at the center of the event island) and the Chocolate Bunny NPC (who accepts Easter crops in exchange for Choc Coins), and a new event currency: Choc Coins.
| NOTE: The Easter event island and the Easter Garden plot are limited to the event window (April 4 to April 11, 2026). However, the Season 4 Pass itself runs until May 9, 2026. The pets and mutations you unlock through the pass remain in your account after the Easter event island closes. |
The Season 4 Pass closes on May 9, 2026. After that date, unlocking Rainbow Cerberus through the pass becomes impossible. Here is what that means for every category of player.
You are in the best possible position. Your Cerberus remains active in your account permanently and can continue applying Smoldering indefinitely. Use the remaining Season 4 window to:
Getting Smoldering after May 9, 2026 requires one of two options: trade for a Rainbow Cerberus from another player, or trade for Smoldering-mutated crops directly. Both will be expensive because supply is permanently fixed once the pass closes. No new Cerberus pets can enter the game through standard gameplay after May 9.
Expect Rainbow Cerberus trade prices to increase post-season as demand continues from players who want the Smoldering pipeline and supply remains locked. Smoldering-mutated crops also become rarer in the trade market as fewer players can produce them.
| NOTE: Crops that have already had Smoldering applied retain the mutation permanently. Smoldering crops harvested before May 9, 2026 do not lose their mutation after the season ends. This means holding Smoldering crops as post-season trade assets may be a valid strategy for players with active Cerberus access now. |
No. Smoldering is applied exclusively by the Rainbow Cerberus pet, which is only available through the Season 4 Pass at Level 47. After May 9, 2026 the only option is trading with another player who owns a Rainbow Cerberus. There is no alternative method.
The four required input mutations are Ash (from Hazehound’s Hound of Ash ability), Haze (from Hazehound’s Hound of Haze ability), Burnt (from the Cooked Owl pet’s Let Him Cook ability), and Flaming (from the Phoenix pet’s Icarus ability). All four must be present on the exact same fruit simultaneously when the 36-minute Trial By Fire cycle fires.
Hazehound is a Mythical-rarity pet unlocked at Level 40 of the Season 4 Pass on the free track. It applies both Ash and Haze mutations to random garden fruits, making it the most efficient single pet for the Smoldering pre-staging pipeline. A Rainbow variant Hazehound is available through the premium pass track.
The Cooked Owl was a limited-time reward given to players who were logged into Grow a Garden during the Crafting Update (also called the Working Bees update) on June 14, 2025. It is not available through any current event, egg, or shop. The only way to obtain it now is through player-to-player trading.
Phoenix is a Divine-rarity pet with a 1% drop chance from Enchanted Chests, Exotic Enchanted Chests, and Rainbow Sacks. Enchanted Chests can be obtained from the Luminous Sprite NPC or crafted with 1 Sunbulb, 1 Enchanted Seed Pack, 1 Enchanted Egg, and 6,000 Fairy Points. Phoenix was introduced during the Fairy Event.
Yes. The Rainbow variant (50x multiplier applied at the variant tier level) stacks with Smoldering through the standard mutation stacking formula. Getting Smoldering on a Rainbow variant crop is the highest-value crop configuration achievable through standard gameplay in Grow a Garden.
The confirmed live-server multiplier for Smoldering is available at mygagcalculator.com with full Sheckle output modeling for any crop, weight, and mutation stack combination. Use the calculator for the most accurate current value.
Rainbow Cerberus operates on a 36-minute Trial By Fire cycle. Once deployed with an eligible four-input fruit in your garden, Smoldering will be applied to a separate fruit within the current 36-minute window. In an 8-hour session, you can expect approximately 13 Cerberus activations.
Selling a Smoldering crop triggers the Flame Deity ability check. There is a 6% chance that a random mutation from the sold Smoldering fruit is copied and applied to a different fruit currently growing in your garden. Stack high-value mutations onto your Smoldering crop before selling to increase the potential value of what Flame Deity propagates.
Trial By Fire is the primary Cerberus ability. Every 36 minutes it consumes a fruit carrying all four input mutations and applies Smoldering to a separate fruit, plus a 3% chance to level up a random pet. Flame Deity is the secondary ability that triggers only at the moment of selling a Smoldering crop, giving a 6% chance to copy a mutation from that fruit to another growing crop.
Flaming is one of the four input mutations required to create Smoldering. It has a 25x multiplier and is applied by the Phoenix pet’s Icarus ability. Smoldering is the composite mutation produced by Rainbow Cerberus after all four inputs (Ash, Haze, Burnt, and Flaming) are present simultaneously. Smoldering is significantly more valuable and more difficult to obtain. A crop with Flaming glows with vivid orange flame particles. A crop with Smoldering glows with a darker ember-red hue and smoke particles.
Yes. Cooked and Burnt cannot coexist on the same crop. The Cooked Owl’s Let Him Cook ability can apply either Burnt or Cooked with each activation. If it applies Cooked to a fruit that already carries Burnt, the Burnt mutation is removed. You would then need to wait for a new Burnt application before that fruit is eligible for Smoldering. Monitor your pre-staged fruits actively to catch this if it happens.
Getting Smoldering after May 9, 2026 requires owning a Rainbow Cerberus through player-to-player trading, since no new Cerberus pets can enter the game after the Season 4 Pass closes. Expect trade prices for Rainbow Cerberus to increase significantly post-season due to fixed supply and continued demand.
Prismatic-rarity crops produce the highest Sheckle output when Smoldering is applied, due to their elevated base value combined with the Smoldering multiplier. A Prismatic Rainbow variant crop with Smoldering and additional stacked mutations like Shocked produces the highest value achievable. Use the mutation calculator at mygagcalculator.com to model the exact Sheckle value for your specific crop and mutation stack.