Grow a Garden Season Pass 7 Guide: Every Free & Premium Reward, the Anubis Level-40 Chase, the Emberpear Divine Endgame, and Whether the 749 Robux Premium Pass Actually Pays Off (August 10, 2026)

Last Verified: August 10, 2026. Every level reward, quest, XP number, pet trait, seed price and Robux cost below is pulled straight from the official Grow a Garden Fandom wiki — the Season Pass / Season 7 reward table, the Season Pass master page (Premium price, tier-skip cost, quest reset, harvest XP formula), the Anubis, Sand Wyrm, Cactus Mouse and Desert Tortoise pet pages for the trait text, the Emberpear, Maple Petal, Sun Melon, Clove and Twineberry pages for the crop rarities and multi-harvest flags, and the Season 7 Seed Pack and Season 7 Crate pages for the drop tables. No fabricated stats, no invented odds — anything not confirmed by the wiki is called out inline.

After thousands of hours in Grow a Garden, this is the season where the Premium math finally shifts. Season Pass 7 dropped alongside the Harvest Moon Event on August 8, 2026, and it ends at 20:30 UTC on September 19, 2026 per the countdown on the wiki page. That is a 42-day window to grind 50 levels, and the top-end rewards this season are not the usual mid-tier pets and consumables. The Level 50 Free reward is a brand-new Divine crop — Emberpear — and the Level 40 Free pet is Anubis, a Mythical whose passive can advance the age of another pet based on the number of mutations on a destroyed fruit.

Here is the full level-by-level breakdown, plus the real Robux math on whether the 749 Robux Premium Pass is worth it this time.

TL;DR — The Numbers That Matter

• Season 7 live: August 8, 2026. Ends: September 19, 2026 at 20:30 UTC. That is a 42-day window.
• Levels: 50, plus infinite Extra Rewards after 50 (200 Pass Points per 10,000 XP).
• Premium Pass: 749 Robux. Giftable. Unlocks the second column of rewards, retroactively for any levels you already cleared.
• Tier skip: 49 Robux per level. Full-season skip: 1,699 Robux.
• Daily quests: Reset every 24 hours, 250 XP each.
• Headline Free rewards: Cactus Mouse (Uncommon pet, Level 2), Twineberry (Uncommon seed, Level 3), Sun Melon (Rare seed, Level 14), Clove (Legendary seed, Level 24), Desert Tortoise (Rare pet, Level 25), Anubis (Mythical pet, Level 40), Maple Petal (Mythical seed, Level 44), Ember Lily seed (Prismatic, Level 45), Sand Wyrm (Divine pet, Level 47), Emberpear seed (Divine, Level 50).
• Headline Premium upgrades: Giant Cactus Mouse, Silver Sun Melon, Silver Clove, Giant Desert Tortoise, Rainbow Anubis, Gold Maple Petal, Silver Ember Lily, Rainbow Sand Wyrm, Gold Emberpear.
• Wiki naming note: the individual reward pages describe Season 7 items as being added "in the second part of the Harvest Moon Event." The live version 1.67.0 patch notes shipped Harvest Moon Part 1 on the same day — treat Season Pass 7 as bundled with that update.

Season 7 Dates and the Core Rules

Per the Season Pass / Season 7 wiki page, the season began on August 8, 2026 and the end countdown is anchored to September 19, 2026 at 20:30 UTC. That is a 42-day season. To hit Level 50 in that window, you need to average roughly one level a day — call it 42/50 = 0.84 levels per day at pace. Miss more than eight days of quest turn-in with zero afk harvesting and you will start falling behind.

From the Season Pass master wiki page, the standing rules are:

• 50 levels total. XP is earned from daily quests (250 each) and from harvesting crops.
• Two tracks: Free (unlocks automatically) and Premium (749 Robux, giftable, retroactive for any level you have already cleared).
• Tier skip: 49 Robux for a single level. Full season skip: 1,699 Robux.
• Pass Points are the season currency. They only come from the Season Pass, and they are spent in the Season Store under the shop tab.
• Every 10,000 XP past Level 50 awards 200 Pass Points as an Extra Reward. There is no infinite grind loop for gear at 50+ — only Pass Points.

Every Level, Every Reward — Free vs. Premium

Straight from the wiki's reward table, exactly as the game presents them. Levels 1–25:

Levels 26–50:

The Free ceiling this season is genuinely serious: Anubis (Mythical), Ember Lily (Prismatic), Sand Wyrm (Divine), and Emberpear (Divine) all sit inside Level 50. That is more high-tier pet-and-seed density in the Free column than any of the last three Season Passes.

The Four Headline Pets, Ranked by What They Actually Do

All four Season 7 pets were added on August 8, 2026 per their individual wiki pages. Trait text is quoted directly from those pages.

Anubis — Mythical, Level 40 (Free)

Per the Anubis wiki page: Mythical tier, 65,000 Hunger, obtained by reaching Level 40 in Season 7.

Earth Emperor: Occasionally destroys a heavily mutated fruit, ignoring favorited fruit. Another pet in the garden gains age based on the number of mutations, with a small chance for stronger gains.

Read: this is the pet the whole season is built around. "Ignoring favorited fruit" is the sentence to circle in red — that is a targeted-consumption ability, not a random one. Anubis eats the heaviest-mutated fruit in your garden on purpose, and hands the compounding age gain to another pet. That is a straight age-farm engine on demand. Pair it with a slow-scaling pet you want to level up fast and it functions like a Levelup Lollipop that never runs out.

The Rainbow Anubis Premium variant is the same trait, same tier, just a rainbow-tinted skin. Cosmetic only in-mechanic, but if you plan to trade it later, the Rainbow version historically holds a premium.

Sand Wyrm — Divine, Level 47 (Free)

Per the Sand Wyrm wiki page: Divine tier, 65,000 Hunger, obtained by reaching Level 47 in Season 7. Two abilities on this one:

Blessing of the Dunes: Occasionally burrows to another random pet in the garden, advancing that pet's cooldown and applying Sandy to the nearest fruit. It may continue burrowing to more pets.

Sand Diety: When selling fruits with Sandy mutation: There is a chance a random mutation from that fruit will be applied to a fruit in your garden!

Read: the second ability is the meta line. "A random mutation from a sold fruit is re-applied to a fruit in your garden" is a mutation-recycling loop — you sell one 5-mutation stack, you might paint one of those mutations back onto a fresh fruit. Combined with Sandy being self-generated by ability one, Sand Wyrm is genuinely a compounding economy pet, not just a garnish. This is the strongest Divine pet the Season Pass has shipped in months.

Desert Tortoise — Rare, Level 25 (Free)

Per the Desert Tortoise wiki page: Rare tier, 20,000 Hunger, Level 25.

Sprinkler Oasis: Every 10 minutes on the clock, converts a mutated fruit into a sprinkler from the gear shop. Rarer sprinklers have rarer chance.

Read: a passive Master Sprinkler engine, at Rare rarity, for a Level 25 unlock. This one is a genuine sleeper. If you afk-farm and cycle mutated common fruits, the tortoise will keep your sprinkler bench stocked for free — and rare hits push a Godly or Master Sprinkler into the pot.

Cactus Mouse — Uncommon, Level 2 (Free)

Per the Cactus Mouse wiki page: Uncommon tier, 10,000 Hunger, Level 2.

Cactus Furnishings: Occasionally converts a Cactus into one of six Cactus Furniture cosmetics.

Read: this is a cosmetic-farm pet, not an economic one. Fun for garden decorators, but do not build a farm around it — the trait consumes a Cactus fruit for a cosmetic drop, nothing more.

The Five Headline Seed Rewards (Including the Divine)

Five real seeds inside the Free track this season. Confirmed rarities and multi-harvest flags per the wiki pages linked above.

All five are multi-harvest, which matters — multi-harvest crops keep producing on the same plant, so a single Emberpear seed at Level 50 is a permanent Divine income source, not a one-time sell.

The Ember Lily seed at Level 45 (Free) and Silver Ember Lily (Premium) is a pre-existing Prismatic in the main Seed Shop — a 0.42% (1/240) restock at 15,000,000 Sheckles, 779 Robux or 799 Trade Tokens per the Ember Lily wiki page. Getting a free Ember Lily seed for hitting Level 45 saves you an average of 240 restock rolls or 779 Robux at the Seed Shop.

The Season 7 Seed Pack — Real Drop Odds

Per the Season 7 Seed Pack wiki page: obtained from the Season Pass at Levels 4, 16, 30, 41 and 48 (Exotic version at those same levels on Premium), or from the Season Store for 150 Pass Points, 199 Robux, or 199 Trade Tokens with a 20% restock chance.

The confirmed drop table so far:

• Twineberry — 40%
• Sun Melon — 37.5%
• Clove — 17.5%
• Maple Petal — 4.5%
• Emberpear — 0.5%

Those five odds sum to 100%, so the wiki has the full pool documented and there is no hidden bonus tier. The odds skew hard toward the Uncommon and Rare seeds — roughly 77.5% of any given pack will hand you a Twineberry or Sun Melon. Do not spend Pass Points buying Seed Packs and expect Emberpear at 0.5% per pack — the math on that is 200 packs for an expected single Emberpear.

The Season 7 Crate — What Actually Rolls

Per the Season 7 Crate wiki page: 1-hour open time, obtained from the Season Pass on Levels 7, 19, 26, 36 (with Premium doubling most of those) plus the Level 28 Premium bonus, or purchased from the Season Store for 100 Pass Points. First items on the wiki's drop table — Obelisk at 20%, Stone Bench next — are cosmetics. The full crate table is still being filled in on the wiki, so treat any full percentage breakdown you see elsewhere as unverified for now.

How to Level the Pass Fast (Without Robux)

Per the Season Pass wiki page, XP has two sources:

Daily Quests — 250 XP Each, 24-Hour Reset

Quest list (rotating pool, mutations and variants not required unless stated):

• Harvest 50 Carrots / 50 Strawberries / 50 Orange Tulips / 14 Daffodils / 10 Watermelons / 25 Apples / 30 Bamboos / 50 Coconuts / 10 Cactus / 25 Mangoes.
• Plant 100x Strawberry / 100x Orange Tulip / 25–50x Blueberry / 12x Tomato / 14x Daffodil / 5x Pumpkin / 25x Bamboo / 2x Cactus / 2x Dragon Fruit / 2x Mango.
• Earn 50,000 or 100,000 Sheckles.
• Harvest 1–3x Wet-mutated plants (any plant qualifies with the Wet mutation).
• Craft 1x Lightning Rod.
• Play for 10:00 – 30:00 (in-game time counter).

Harvest XP — The Real Compounding Source

Per the wiki's formula, XP from a harvested crop is XP = 5 × 2^m − 5 + baseXP, where m is the number of mutations on the crop (capped at 5 mutations — 6+ gives the same XP as 5).

That gives this table, straight from the wiki:

Two takeaways. First, a 5-mutation Common gives you 156 XP — more than a base Prismatic (13 XP) or base Transcendent (21 XP). If you are chasing pass XP, mutation count massively outranks crop rarity. Second, the daily quests plus a decent Harvest Moon farming session will comfortably clear a level a day. A single 5-mutation Common is basically two thirds of a daily quest. A dozen of them in an afk stretch is a full level.

The efficient daily loop

1. Log in, snap the daily quests, note which ones are cheap to knock out.
2. Plant whatever the Plant quest asks for, harvest whatever the Harvest quest asks for.
3. Trigger Harvest Moon during your session — the 50% Moonbeam roll on Common/Uncommon crops during the 10-minute weather is the single fastest way to inflate your XP per fruit.
4. Sell the Moonbeam fruits at the Moon Sell Stand for Moon Coins as a bonus — you are already earning the Pass XP by harvesting them.

Is the 749 Robux Premium Pass Worth It?

Straight answer: this is the strongest Premium value in three seasons, if you actually play daily and hit Level 50. Here is the honest math.

Premium adds these upgrades to the Free rewards you already unlock:

• Rainbow Anubis at Level 40 instead of a normal Anubis. Rainbow variants of Mythical pets historically trade at a real premium once the season ends.
• Rainbow Sand Wyrm at Level 47 — same story, but Divine tier. This is the single most valuable Premium delta.
• Gold Emberpear at Level 50 — a golden variant of the season's Divine crop.
• Silver Sun Melon / Silver Clove / Gold Maple Petal / Silver Ember Lily at Levels 14 / 24 / 44 / 45 — four upgraded seed variants.
• Giant Cactus Mouse / Giant Desert Tortoise at Levels 2 / 25.
• 5 Exotic Season 7 Seed Packs instead of 5 regular Season 7 Seed Packs.
• Extra Pass Points at almost every points-only level (100 vs. 50, 125 vs. 75, 200 vs. 125, 300 vs. 175, and 800 vs. 150 at Level 49 — that last one alone is a 650-point swing).
• Doubled Season 7 Crates at most Crate levels.
• 2x Legendary Egg at Level 32 (Free = 4x Rare Egg) and again at Level 37.
• Cosmetic upgrades across the pass.

The Rainbow Sand Wyrm and Rainbow Anubis alone move the needle. If those variants trade at even a modest premium against their non-Rainbow counterparts once the season is over, the 749 Robux Premium is defensible on trade value alone. Add the Silver / Gold seed upgrades and the 650 extra Pass Points at Level 49, and the value stack is real.

The catch, in one paragraph: Premium is only worth it if you actually reach the levels the upgrades sit at. If you buy Premium at Level 5 and quit the game at Level 20, you paid 749 Robux for Silver Sun Melon at Level 14 and a stack of Pass Point upgrades. Do not spend the Robux until you know you will play daily through mid-September.

The 49 Robux Skip and the 1,699 Robux Full-Season Skip

Two Robux escape hatches per the Season Pass wiki page:

• Skip a single tier: 49 Robux per level.
• Skip the entire season: 1,699 Robux.

Single-tier skip: almost never worth it. A tier costs roughly one day of casual play plus one quest turn-in. If you are missing a tier, either your daily quest routine is broken or you are not harvesting mutated crops. Neither of those is worth 49 Robux per tier.

Full-season skip at 1,699 Robux: the math is genuinely simple. 1,699 Robux buys 50 levels' worth of both tracks (assuming you have already paid the 749 for Premium, or the 1,699 skip includes it — the wiki does not explicitly clarify, so assume worst-case that this is on top of a Premium buy). That is around 34 Robux per level, which is cheaper than the individual 49 Robux skip — but you are still trading 1,699 Robux for the exact same rewards a patient player gets for free by logging in daily. The only case this pencils out is if you are gifting the season, playing catch-up in the last week, or genuinely will not play the game between now and September 19.

If any of those apply, do it. Otherwise, the base game hands you every Free reward for zero Robux.

Day-Zero Priority List

1. Log in daily. Non-negotiable. Missing a daily quest is 250 XP gone, and 42 days is not that many days.
2. Farm during Harvest Moon. The 50% Moonbeam roll on Common/Uncommon fruit turns every harvested crop into a mutation-heavy 156 XP payout at 5+ mutations. This is by far the fastest passive XP source in the game right now.
3. Do not buy Premium at Level 1. Wait until you have hit Level 10 under your own steam and know you will play. Premium is retroactive — you lose nothing by delaying the purchase.
4. Slot the Desert Tortoise the moment you hit Level 25. Free sprinkler generation is compounding value.
5. Save your first three Season 7 Seed Packs. Open them once you have the pet loadout to grow the results properly — a Maple Petal (Mythical) or Emberpear (Divine) drop with no space to plant it is a waste.
6. Do not buy Season 7 Seed Packs from the shop chasing Emberpear. At 0.5% per pack, expected packs to first Emberpear is 200. That is 30,000 Pass Points, or 39,800 Robux at the Season Store's Robux price. Absolute trap.
7. Aim for Anubis (Level 40) by mid-September at the latest. That is the pet the whole season's economy revolves around.

FAQ

When does Grow a Garden Season Pass 7 end?

September 19, 2026 at 20:30 UTC per the countdown on the wiki's Season Pass / Season 7 page. That gives you a 42-day window from the August 8 launch to hit Level 50.

How much does the Grow a Garden Season Pass 7 Premium Pass cost?

749 Robux per the Season Pass master wiki page. It is giftable to other players and retroactive — if you buy it after clearing several levels, you receive the Premium rewards for every level you have already unlocked.

What is the Level 50 reward in Grow a Garden Season Pass 7?

The Free Level 50 reward is 1x Emberpear Seed — a new limited Divine multi-harvest crop added on August 8, 2026. The Premium Level 50 reward is 1x Gold Emberpear Seed. Emberpear also drops from the Season 7 Seed Pack at 0.5% per pack.

Is the Anubis in Grow a Garden a Mythical pet?

Yes. Per the Anubis wiki page, it is a Mythical-tier pet with 65,000 Hunger, obtained from Level 40 of Season Pass 7. Its Earth Emperor trait occasionally destroys a heavily mutated (non-favorited) fruit and grants another pet in the garden age based on the number of mutations. Rainbow Anubis is the Level 40 Premium variant.

How does the Sand Wyrm work in Grow a Garden?

Sand Wyrm is a Divine pet at Level 47 of Season Pass 7. Two traits: Blessing of the Dunes burrows to a random pet, advances its cooldown, and applies the Sandy mutation to the nearest fruit (can chain to more pets). Sand Deity has a chance to re-apply a random mutation from a sold Sandy fruit to a fruit in your garden. Rainbow Sand Wyrm is the Level 47 Premium variant.

How do I level up the Grow a Garden Season Pass fastest?

Two sources: 250 XP per daily quest (24-hour reset, most quests are simple harvest / plant targets) and XP from harvesting crops. The harvest formula is XP = 5 × 2^m − 5 + base XP, where m is the mutation count, capped at 5. A 5-mutation Common fruit gives 156 XP — more than a base Prismatic. Farming mutation-heavy crops during Harvest Moon (50% Moonbeam roll) is the single fastest passive XP source in the game.

Is the Season Pass 7 Premium Pass worth 749 Robux?

It is worth it if you will play daily and reach Level 50. The Rainbow Anubis (Level 40), Rainbow Sand Wyrm (Level 47), and Gold Emberpear (Level 50) upgrades are the value drivers — Rainbow / Gold variants historically trade at a premium. Do not buy Premium at Level 1; it is retroactive, so wait until you know you will finish the season. If you are unsure whether you will play regularly through mid-September, skip Premium and take the Free rewards.

What are the odds inside the Season 7 Seed Pack?

Per the wiki: Twineberry 40%, Sun Melon 37.5%, Clove 17.5%, Maple Petal 4.5%, Emberpear 0.5%. Roughly 77.5% of every pack is a Twineberry or Sun Melon. Do not buy Seed Packs from the store expecting Emberpear at 0.5% per pack — expected packs to a first Emberpear is 200.

Does the Season Pass connect to the Harvest Moon Event?

Yes — the Season 7 crops and pets are described on their individual wiki pages as being added in the second part of the Harvest Moon Event, and Season 7 launched on August 8, 2026 alongside Harvest Moon Part 1 in version 1.67.0. Farming during the Harvest Moon weather stacks Moonbeam mutations on your crops, which is currently the single best way to inflate the mutation-count XP multiplier on the pass.

Related Guides

• Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Event Guide — the full event that Season Pass 7 launched alongside, including the Moonbeam mutation, Moon pedestal ritual, and Moongrain Meadow Transcendent seed.
• Grow a Garden Hub — every guide, database and calculator for the game in one place.
• Grow a Garden Mutations Database — every mutation with the actual multiplier, useful for figuring out what to plant during Harvest Moon.
• Grow a Garden Tier List — every pet and crop ranked, useful for slotting Anubis and Sand Wyrm alongside your existing lineup.
• Grow a Garden Sprinklers Guide — useful for the Desert Tortoise sprinkler-generation loop.
• Grow a Garden Crop Value Calculator — compute the actual Sheckle payoff of your new Season 7 seeds under different mutation stacks.
• Grow a Garden Events Hub — the running index of every event and season.

Sources

• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Season Pass / Season 7": primary source for the season start (August 8, 2026), end (September 19, 2026 at 20:30 UTC), and the full 50-level Free and Premium reward table used verbatim throughout the two Every-Level tables above.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Season Pass": primary source for the Premium price (749 Robux), tier skip (49 Robux), full-season skip (1,699 Robux), the 50-level count, the giftable / retroactive Premium mechanic, the 24-hour quest reset and 250 XP per quest, the full daily quest pool, the harvest XP formula (XP = 5 × 2^m − 5 + baseXP capped at 5 mutations), the full harvest-XP-by-rarity table, and the 200 Pass Point Extra Reward per 10,000 XP past Level 50.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Anubis": source for Mythical tier, 65,000 Hunger, Level 40 obtainment, and the Earth Emperor trait text quoted in the Pets section.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Sand Wyrm": source for Divine tier, 65,000 Hunger, Level 47 obtainment, and both the Blessing of the Dunes and Sand Deity trait descriptions.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Desert Tortoise": source for Rare tier, 20,000 Hunger, Level 25 obtainment, and the Sprinkler Oasis trait ("Every 10 minutes on the clock, converts a mutated fruit into a sprinkler from the gear shop").
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Cactus Mouse": source for Uncommon tier, 10,000 Hunger, Level 2 obtainment, and the Cactus Furnishings cosmetic-conversion trait.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Emberpear": source for the Divine limited-crop classification, multi-harvest flag, August 8, 2026 add date, Level 50 Season Pass obtainment path, and the 0.5% Season 7 Seed Pack odds.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Maple Petal": source for Mythical limited-crop, multi-harvest, Level 44 Season Pass obtainment, and 4.5% Seed Pack odds.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Sun Melon": source for Rare limited-crop, multi-harvest, Level 14 Season Pass obtainment, and 37.5% Seed Pack odds.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Clove": source for Legendary limited-crop, multi-harvest, Level 24 Season Pass obtainment, and 17.5% Seed Pack odds.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Twineberry": source for Uncommon limited-crop, multi-harvest, Level 3 Season Pass obtainment, and 40% Seed Pack odds.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Ember Lily": source for the Prismatic tier and the base Seed Shop stats used to value the Level 45 Free Ember Lily reward (0.42% / 1-in-240 restock, 15,000,000 Sheckles / 779 Robux / 799 Trade Tokens).
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Season 7 Seed Pack": source for the pack's Season Pass level unlocks (Levels 4, 16, 30, 41 and 48), the Season Store price (150 Pass Points / 199 Robux / 199 Trade Tokens), the 20% restock chance, and the complete drop table.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Season 7 Crate": source for the crate's 1-hour open time, its Season Pass and Season Store obtainment paths, and the 100 Pass Point Season Store price used in the Season 7 Crate section.
• Grow a Garden Fandom Wiki — "Update Log 1.67.0": source for the August 8, 2026 launch date of the Harvest Moon Event, which Season Pass 7 shipped alongside.

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