Crates in Grow a Garden 2 are your gateway to props that shape, defend, and decorate your plot. There are 14 crates in total, ranging from a 30,000-sheckle Common Ladder Crate to a 20-million-sheckle Mythic Teleporter Pad Crate. Each crate carries its own drop table with fixed probabilities, so knowing the odds before you spend matters a lot.
What makes crates more than cosmetic fluff here is the game’s stealing mechanic. Other players can raid your garden at night and run off with your crops if your plot stays open. Fences, doors, and bear traps are not optional extras. They are the foundation of a garden that actually holds onto its harvest.
Where to Buy Crates in Grow a Garden 2
All crates sell through the Props shop in the central marketplace. Look for Charlotte, the NPC who runs the stall, positioned between the Guilds and Gears stalls. Open the menu, pick a crate, and pay in either sheckles or Robux.
The shop refreshes its inventory every five minutes, cycling through a rotating selection of available items. Common, Uncommon, and Rare crates appear regularly. Legendary and Mythic crates show up far less often. If you need a specific high-tier crate right away, you can force an immediate restock for 39 Robux using the Restock button in the top-right of the Props shop menu, but that cost adds up fast if you use it repeatedly.
Tip: Check the shop every five minutes instead of spending Robux on forced restocks. Patience saves you more sheckles than any single drop.
How to Use Crates in Grow a Garden 2
Using a crate takes only a few seconds. Select it from your quick-use bar, then click anywhere on the ground in your garden. Your character tosses the crate to that spot, and it breaks on impact. The prop inside lands on the ground and goes straight into your inventory.
To place props after you collect them, switch to Build Mode by clicking the Hammer icon at the top left of the screen or selecting the Hammer tool from your inventory. Click Build to open your prop inventory, choose the item, place it anywhere on your plot, and use the rotate or move controls to position it exactly how you want.
All Grow a Garden 2 Crates and Drop Rates
There are 14 crates currently available in the Props shop. The table below lists every crate with its rarity, sheckle cost, Robux cost, and full drop table.
| Crate | Rarity | Cost (Sheckles) | Cost (Robux) | Drop Table |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ladder Crate | Common | 30,000 | 19 | Ladder 40%, Dark Oak Ladder 30%, Gold Ladder 20%, Rainbow Ladder 10% |
| Bench Crate | Uncommon | 60,000 | 23 | Normal Bench 25%, Corner Bench 25%, White Bench 20%, Dark Bench 15%, Log Bench 10%, Flower Bench 5% |
| Light Crate | Uncommon | 90,000 | 39 | Moss Light 30%, Rope Lights 26%, Small Rope Light 22%, Star Lights 7%, Bonfire 5% |
| Sign Crate | Rare | 150,000 | 49 | Sign 70%, Gold Sign 25%, Rainbow Sign 4%, Big Sign 1% |
| Arch Crate | Rare | 200,000 | 59 | Wood Arch 35%, White Arch 30%, Small Arch 25%, Circle Arch 10% |
| Roleplay Crate | Rare | 300,000 | 63 | Beach Towel 21.05%, Bookcase 21.05%, Carpet 21.05%, Clock 10.53%, Wood Floor 10.53%, Wood Wall 10.53%, Water Fountain 5.26% |
| Bridge Crate | Epic | 700,000 | 89 | Big Bridge 70%, Red Bridge 25%, Small Bridge 4%, White Bridge 1% |
| Conveyor Crate | Epic | 700,000 | 79 | Common Conveyor 43%, Uncommon Conveyor 25%, Rare Conveyor 20%, Epic Conveyor 10%, Super Conveyor 2% |
| Spring Crate | Epic | 900,000 | 99 | Uncommon Spring 67.71%, Rare Spring 26.04%, Mythic Spring 5.21%, Super Spring 1.04% |
| Seesaw Crate | Epic | 1,500,000 | 149 | Wood Seesaw 80%, Gold Seesaw 15%, Rainbow Seesaw 5% |
| Owner Door Crate | Legendary | 1,500,000 | 179 | Oak Owner Door 75%, Dark Oak Owner Door 20%, Gold Owner Door 4%, Rainbow Owner Door 1% |
| Bear Trap Crate | Legendary | 500,000 | 169 | Common Bear Trap 90%, Gold Bear Trap 8%, Rainbow Bear Trap 2% |
| Fence Crate | Legendary | 7,000,000 | 299 | Wood 17.12%, Stone 14.55%, Stick 12.41%, Bamboo 11.13%, White 10.27%, Flower 8.56%, Light 6.85%, Lantern 5.57%, Star 4.28%, Cupid 3.42%, Spike 2.57%, Pole 1.37%, Futuristic 1.03%, Rainbow 0.86% |
| Teleporter Pad Crate | Mythic | 20,000,000 | 499 | Teleport Pad 80%, Big Teleport Pad 15%, Huge Teleport Pad 5% |
Note: Some sheckle prices are subject to change as the game receives updates. Always confirm the current cost in the Props shop before purchasing.
Which Crates Should You Buy First?
Decoration comes later. Defense comes first. Grow a Garden 2’s stealing mechanic means an unprotected plot is a free buffet for other players the moment night hits. Here is the correct buy order for most players:
1. Bear Trap Crate (500,000 Sheckles / 169 Robux)
Start here. The Common Bear Trap has a 90% drop rate, so you get a functional trap on almost every purchase. Place traps around your garden to catch intruders who slip past walls or doors. At 500,000 sheckles, this is also the most affordable of the three core defensive crates.
2. Fence Crate (7,000,000 Sheckles / 299 Robux)
The Fence Crate holds 14 fence variants, so you will need to open multiple crates to fully surround a large plot. The Wood Fence leads the drop pool at 17.12%, but even the rarest Rainbow Fence sits at 0.86%. Budget for several purchases, and prioritize closing the full perimeter of your garden before moving on.
3. Owner Door Crate (1,500,000 Sheckles / 179 Robux)
Once your fence line is complete, you need an entrance that only you control. The Oak Owner Door drops at 75%, so most players land a working door on their first or second purchase. The Gold and Rainbow variants are purely cosmetic upgrades at 4% and 1% respectively.
With those three crates in place, your garden survives the night. Everything else shifts into optional territory.
Best Decorative Crates After Defense Is Sorted
Once your plot is secure, several decorative crates offer strong variety and utility alongside the aesthetics.
Conveyor Crate (700,000 Sheckles / 79 Robux): Five conveyor belt tiers in one crate. The Epic Conveyor sits at a 10% drop rate and genuinely improves how you move crops around your layout. The Super Conveyor at 2% is a rare prize worth chasing once you have the sheckles to spare.
Roleplay Crate (300,000 Sheckles / 63 Robux): Seven different items make this one of the most varied Rare-tier crates in the shop. The Water Fountain at 5.26% is the chase item here, but every drop adds something distinct to your plot design.
Spring Crate (900,000 Sheckles / 99 Robux): Four spring variants with the Super Spring at just over 1%. If mobility props interest you, this is the crate to save toward. Most opens land an Uncommon Spring at 67.71%, so manage expectations on the rare tiers.
Light Crate (90,000 Sheckles / 39 Robux): One of the cheapest Uncommon crates and a solid early purchase for atmosphere. Moss Light leads at 30%, with Star Lights at 7% as the premium pick for visual flair.
Tip: Hunting a specific prop like the Rainbow Fence (0.86%) or Rainbow Seesaw (5%) takes patience and a lot of sheckles. Set a budget for each session and avoid burning your entire reserve chasing a single variant.
Teleporter Pad Crate: Is It Worth 20 Million Sheckles?
The Teleporter Pad Crate is the most expensive item in the Props shop at 20,000,000 sheckles or 499 Robux. It carries three possible drops: a standard Teleport Pad at 80%, a Big Teleport Pad at 15%, and a Huge Teleport Pad at 5%.
Teleporter pads provide genuine utility, letting you set up fast travel points across your garden or to specific stalls in the marketplace. The standard Teleport Pad covers the basic use case, and the Huge variant is the collector’s prize. Only target this crate after your defenses are complete and your sheckle reserves are deep enough to absorb multiple purchases without hurting your main operations. Play Now!
Frequently Asked Questions
How many crates are there in Grow a Garden 2?
There are currently 14 crates available in Grow a Garden 2, ranging from Common to Mythic rarity.
What is the best crate in Grow a Garden 2?
For most players, the Bear Trap Crate offers the best early value. Its 90% drop rate on the Common Bear Trap makes it a reliable defensive purchase at a relatively low sheckle cost compared to the Fence and Door crates.
Can the Props shop sell out of crates?
The shop restocks every five minutes automatically. High-tier crates like the Fence Crate and Teleporter Pad Crate appear less frequently in the rotation. Use the 39 Robux forced restock only when waiting is not an option.
Do I need multiple Fence Crates to secure my garden?
Almost certainly. Each Fence Crate drops one fence variant per purchase, and a full garden perimeter requires multiple pieces. Budget for several purchases and buy consistently rather than all at once.
