Weather and Mutations: Verified vs Reported

What is official

The official Greedy Growers description confirms the basic grow-and-harvest loop and names lightning as a risk. It does not publish a weather table, mutation roster, multiplier table, event schedule, or stacking formula.

What is community-reported

A community guide updated July 28, 2026 described six mutations and explicitly tied its values to the then-current Update 1.2 build. That is useful context, but it remains a time-sensitive secondary source. This page does not turn those reported values into permanent game facts.

Use this verification order when the live build changes:

1. Check the current in-game label and displayed effect.
2. Note the game build or update name if the client shows one.
3. Keep observed values separate from community tables.
4. Recheck whether two effects stack before multiplying them.
5. Record the date and conditions of the observation.

Why stacking needs proof

If two displayed values exist, it is tempting to multiply them. The game might instead add, replace, cap, or condition them. Without an official formula or a reproducible controlled test, the correct wiki value is unknown.

The Lightning EV Scenario accepts one mutation multiplier as a player-defined scenario input. If you are testing a combined effect, enter the combined value only when you can explain how you observed it. The calculator does not certify the game’s hidden rule.

Keep weather separate from lightning risk

Weather labels and lightning behavior may be related in the current client, but the checked official description does not publish a conditional strike probability. Do not import a generic weather probability from another Roblox experience. Read the lightning timing guide for a controlled observation method and the core gameplay guide for the official loop.

When a community guide and the live client disagree, use the current client for your immediate decision and mark the community value as stale until it is independently rechecked.