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Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Event Ends Saturday, August 29 — Beanpod Egg Is Wiki-Confirmed for the Same Day, Your 72-Hour Reward-Track Triage — August 26, 2026
Grow a Garden's Harvest Moon Event ends this Saturday, August 29, 2026 — three days from today. And at 06:06 UTC this morning the wiki got its first page for the Beanpod Egg, dated August 29 exactly, which is the cleanest signal yet that a new event opens the same day Harvest Moon closes. Rarity, hatch time, obtain method, and pet list for the Beanpod Egg all still read TBA on the wiki, so anyone claiming to know what it hatches is guessing. What is not guessing: the 72-hour math on the Moon Reward Track. From today at the ceiling of 18 points per day that is 54 free points. Cornling at Stage 12 (78 points) needs 24 already banked. Maize Stalk at Stage 13 (92 points) needs 38 already banked. Eclipse Berry at Stage 20 (252 points) needs 198 already banked, which is only reachable if you have been grinding since Part 1 opened August 1. This is the final-72-hours triage: which rewards to actually chase in your window, what to physically stop grinding, what disappears from the Moon Coin Shop and the crafting island when Saturday closes, and the honest read on the Beanpod Egg from someone with thousands of hours in the original Grow a Garden. Every number below is pulled from the Grow a Garden Fandom wiki via the MediaWiki API this morning.
Steal a Brainrot Update 64 Is Confirmed for August 29 (Roblox Event Link Live) — Plus Every Update 63 Bee Lucky Block Brainrot With Real Income and Cost Numbers — August 25, 2026
Update 64 has a date, a Roblox event link, and nothing else. The wiki page is a stub with three question marks where the main features go. That is the entire content plan Sammy has committed to publicly. But the Bee Shop wiki page now reads "Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon" — meaning the Bee Event that has been running since Update 61 (Aug 8) almost certainly wraps when Update 64 drops on Friday. That gives you four days to finish anything Bee-related. This post fills the gap the BloxGuides blog missed on Update 63 (Aug 22), which shipped 7 new brainrots exclusively through the Bee Lucky Block: Beavo Potto (Brainrot God, $315K/s), Honey Honey Narwhal, Rosatops Triceratino, Syrup Samurai, Motorino Bumbino, Pop Pop Petalini, and Orchidox at $155M/s and 100B cost. Every income and price below is straight off the wiki via the MediaWiki API this morning. Update 64 speculation is grounded in what the wiki actually says — the machine chronology (previous Los Traders, next Taco Merchant), the "will be removed soon" language, and the Roblox event ID that is live but empty. No invented brainrots, no invented rarities, no guessed drop rates.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Part 4 Is LIVE: The Moon Reward Track Math (252 Points to Finish, 6 Days Left), Cornling at Stage 12, Maize Stalk (Mythical) at 13, and Eclipse Berry (Prismatic) at 20 — August 23, 2026
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Part 4 shipped yesterday, and the wiki filled in overnight. The full Moon Reward Track is now on the page — 20 stages, 252 cumulative points to clear, quests that reset every 4 hours and pay 1 point each. Cornling (Legendary, 25,000 hunger, Corn Synergy) drops at Stage 12 (78 cumulative points). The Maize Stalk Seed lands at Stage 13, and it is NOT the Divine crop the previews said — the wiki now flags it Mythical. Eclipse Berry Seed is at Stage 20, and it is not Divine either — it is Prismatic, the top rarity in the game. That reshuffles the whole priority read on Part 4. This is the launch-day rundown of what actually shipped vs what the preview called: the full 20-stage reward table with points requirements, the 4-hour quest refresh math (18 points per day of perfect play), why Eclipse Berry is effectively behind a Robux wall for anyone starting fresh today, and the honest 6-day priority ladder. Codes are re-verified this morning against the wiki, tier corrections are called out explicitly, and every proc rate or scaling number the wiki still marks TBA is flagged as TBA — no invented numbers.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Event Ends Saturday, August 29 — Beanpod Egg Is Wiki-Confirmed for the Same Day, Your 72-Hour Reward-Track Triage — August 26, 2026
Grow a Garden's Harvest Moon Event ends this Saturday, August 29, 2026 — three days from today. And at 06:06 UTC this morning the wiki got its first page for the Beanpod Egg, dated August 29 exactly, which is the cleanest signal yet that a new event opens the same day Harvest Moon closes. Rarity, hatch time, obtain method, and pet list for the Beanpod Egg all still read TBA on the wiki, so anyone claiming to know what it hatches is guessing. What is not guessing: the 72-hour math on the Moon Reward Track. From today at the ceiling of 18 points per day that is 54 free points. Cornling at Stage 12 (78 points) needs 24 already banked. Maize Stalk at Stage 13 (92 points) needs 38 already banked. Eclipse Berry at Stage 20 (252 points) needs 198 already banked, which is only reachable if you have been grinding since Part 1 opened August 1. This is the final-72-hours triage: which rewards to actually chase in your window, what to physically stop grinding, what disappears from the Moon Coin Shop and the crafting island when Saturday closes, and the honest read on the Beanpod Egg from someone with thousands of hours in the original Grow a Garden. Every number below is pulled from the Grow a Garden Fandom wiki via the MediaWiki API this morning.
Steal a Brainrot Update 64 Is Confirmed for August 29 (Roblox Event Link Live) — Plus Every Update 63 Bee Lucky Block Brainrot With Real Income and Cost Numbers — August 25, 2026
Update 64 has a date, a Roblox event link, and nothing else. The wiki page is a stub with three question marks where the main features go. That is the entire content plan Sammy has committed to publicly. But the Bee Shop wiki page now reads "Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon" — meaning the Bee Event that has been running since Update 61 (Aug 8) almost certainly wraps when Update 64 drops on Friday. That gives you four days to finish anything Bee-related. This post fills the gap the BloxGuides blog missed on Update 63 (Aug 22), which shipped 7 new brainrots exclusively through the Bee Lucky Block: Beavo Potto (Brainrot God, $315K/s), Honey Honey Narwhal, Rosatops Triceratino, Syrup Samurai, Motorino Bumbino, Pop Pop Petalini, and Orchidox at $155M/s and 100B cost. Every income and price below is straight off the wiki via the MediaWiki API this morning. Update 64 speculation is grounded in what the wiki actually says — the machine chronology (previous Los Traders, next Taco Merchant), the "will be removed soon" language, and the Roblox event ID that is live but empty. No invented brainrots, no invented rarities, no guessed drop rates.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Part 4 Is LIVE: The Moon Reward Track Math (252 Points to Finish, 6 Days Left), Cornling at Stage 12, Maize Stalk (Mythical) at 13, and Eclipse Berry (Prismatic) at 20 — August 23, 2026
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Part 4 shipped yesterday, and the wiki filled in overnight. The full Moon Reward Track is now on the page — 20 stages, 252 cumulative points to clear, quests that reset every 4 hours and pay 1 point each. Cornling (Legendary, 25,000 hunger, Corn Synergy) drops at Stage 12 (78 cumulative points). The Maize Stalk Seed lands at Stage 13, and it is NOT the Divine crop the previews said — the wiki now flags it Mythical. Eclipse Berry Seed is at Stage 20, and it is not Divine either — it is Prismatic, the top rarity in the game. That reshuffles the whole priority read on Part 4. This is the launch-day rundown of what actually shipped vs what the preview called: the full 20-stage reward table with points requirements, the 4-hour quest refresh math (18 points per day of perfect play), why Eclipse Berry is effectively behind a Robux wall for anyone starting fresh today, and the honest 6-day priority ladder. Codes are re-verified this morning against the wiki, tier corrections are called out explicitly, and every proc rate or scaling number the wiki still marks TBA is flagged as TBA — no invented numbers.
MM2 Summer Event 2026 Ends Tomorrow: The 24-Hour Playbook — Current Icecream (105), Chroma Icecream (1,500), Beachy & Sands (125) Trade Values, the One-Day Shell Ceiling, and Whether to Buy the Beach Bundle in the Final Window (August 22, 2026)
Murder Mystery 2's Summer Event 2026 hits its expected end date on August 23, 2026 — roughly 24 hours from this post. Every wiki-verified trade value is now locked in for the final trading window: Icecream sits at 105 (MM2V) / 110 (Supreme), Chroma Icecream at 1,500 (MM2V) / 1,450 (Supreme), Beachy at 125 (MM2V) / 120 (Supreme), and Sands at 125 (MM2V) / 120 (Supreme). These are the numbers you are locking in permanently — the Summer Box '26 becomes unopenable, the Beach Bundle stops selling for 3,399 Robux, and Beachy and Sands stop selling as individual 1,699 Robux Gamepasses. This is the final-24-hours playbook: the exact realistic Shell ceiling if you start grinding now (dailies + weeklies math), whether it is worth burning Robux on the Beach Bundle in the last window, the honest read on how these four Godlies typically move after a Summer Event ends, and why the wiki-noted "shorter than 2025" runway matters for what you should stockpile. As someone who has actually played MM2 through prior Summer closures, this is the last-call read on what to spend Shells on, what to leave alone, and what to trade for tonight.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Reward Track Part 4: All 20 Stages, Point Costs & the Real Cornling, Maize Stalk & Eclipse Berry Grind Math (August 22, 2026)
The Harvest Moon Reward Track for Part 4 was finalized on the wiki overnight — every stage 1-20 is now confirmed. Cornling sits at Stage 12 (12 cumulative points), Maize Stalk Seed at Stage 13 (14 points), and the Prismatic Eclipse Berry Seed is gated behind Stage 20 (31 points). At 9 quest-points per day (3 quests per 8-hour reset), Cornling clears in about 32 hours, Maize Stalk in 37, and Eclipse Berry demands roughly 82 hours of tight play across a 7-day event window that closes on August 29. Skip a reset and Eclipse Berry starts slipping toward Robux territory at 89 per skipped quest. This is the full stage-by-stage table pulled directly from the wiki this morning, the quest pool you'll actually be handed, the exact priority order for tonight, and the honest math on which of the three chase rewards you can realistically bank before Harvest Moon closes for good.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Event Part 4 Preview: Cornling (Legendary, 25,000 Hunger, Corn Synergy), Maize Stalk & Eclipse Berry Divine Crops Wiki-Confirmed for August 22, 2026
Grow a Garden's Harvest Moon Event closes out with Part 4 on August 22, 2026, and the wiki has already committed to three new items: Cornling (Legendary pet, 25,000 hunger, Corn Synergy passive that transfers mutations between fruits and scales its preservation chance for every Corn plant in your garden), Maize Stalk (Divine crop, TBA-everything-else), and Eclipse Berry (Divine crop, TBA-everything-else). The Corn Synergy passive is the strongest wiki-confirmed detail of the update — it is the first pet ability in Grow a Garden that literally moves mutations between plants, effectively turning a Cornling-plus-Corn build into an active Moonbeam laundering machine and pairing thematically with the Maize Stalk name (Maize = Corn botanically). Because Maize Stalk and Eclipse Berry are still marked TBA and Unreleased, this preview is deliberately conservative: we cover every confirmed number, explain why the mechanic is significant, flag every gap, verify the three active Grow a Garden codes (torigate, BEANORLEAVE10, RDCAward) against the wiki this morning, and lay out exactly what to bank tonight if you want Cornling on your farm the moment the update goes live. Speaking as someone with thousands of hours in the original Grow a Garden, this is the finale part of the biggest August event and the last new drop before Harvest Moon ends on August 29 — the seven-day chase window is real.
Grow a Garden 2 Sugar Egg Preview: Muffin Man (Super, 0.1997%), Fat Cat, Chocolate Lab, Sugar Bunny & the Four Muffin Gears Landing August 22, 2026
Grow a Garden 2's next drop is the Sugar Egg, releasing on August 22, 2026 with four new pets and four still-mysterious Muffin gears. The wiki has already filled in every pull rate: Sugar Bunny at 49.8752% (Common — hops around and gives +5 walk speed and +5 jump height at base), Chocolate Lab at 29.9551% (Uncommon — sniffs out a 1% free duplicate whenever you buy a seed, capped at 10%), Fat Cat at 19.97% (Rare — lounges around and scales your character size, x1.15 at base up to x1.625 on a Mega Rainbow), and the chase Muffin Man at 0.1997% (Super — every 10 minutes goes on a Sugar High, making everything you sell worth 1.25x for 10 seconds, with variant boosts capped at +70% on a Mega Rainbow). Four themed Muffin gears (Blueberry, Pumpkin, Carrot, Gold) are also dropping the same day but every effect on the wiki is still TBA — we flag every unknown honestly. Speaking as someone playing GaG2 since launch, this is the first pet-focused RNG since Fall Harvest's Shadow Dragon rush, the Muffin Man passive is the first true "active" sell-multiplier the game has ever shipped, and the raw math on cutting 500 Sugar Eggs at 0.1997% each is uglier than the tier headline suggests. Here is the full wiki-cited breakdown — every rate, every variant scaling table, and the honest opportunity cost of chasing Muffin Man vs. banking Sheckles for whatever Sunday brings.
Steal a Brainrot Update 62 REBIRTH 19 Guide: La Fuse Machine (95M/s Secret), Candini Fluffini (57.5M/s), Grief Shield Gear, the 28th Base Slot & What Actually Changed the Day After Launch (August 16, 2026)
Steal a Brainrot Update 62 — the REBIRTH 19 update — went live on August 15, 2026 and the wiki has now filled in every number. The rebirth wall itself asks for $30 Qa cash and one La Grande Combinasion Secret brainrot and pays back with an x19 income multiplier, a $250T cash bonus, +10 seconds of base-lock time, and the 28th base slot the community has been asking for since Rebirth 17. Two brand-new Secret brainrots hit the RNG Machine: La Fuse Machine ($95M/s income, 35B cost, blocky blue robot with cyan accents, the first brainrot literally themed on one of the game's own machines) and Candini Fluffini ($57.5M/s income, 14B cost, a pastel-blue voxel lamb with an ice-cream cart on its back), both from creator BRAZILIAN SPYDER. The Rebirth 19 gear unlock is the Grief Shield — a one-hit shield that soaks a griefer's slap but explicitly does NOT protect the person you're actively stealing from, which will surprise anyone who thinks they can hoard-run with it. Timers on every Lucky Block are gone, meaning you can pop them the second you buy them, and the new RNG Machine Luck slot exists but is Admin-Abuse only, non-purchaseable. This is the day-after playbook: the honest math on whether Rebirth 19 is worth pushing tonight, the La Fuse Machine vs Candini Fluffini price-per-income breakdown, why the Grief Shield changes early-Rebirth defense but not late-game stealing, and what to hoard before Update 63 lands on August 22.
Grow a Garden Harvest Moon Part 3 Is LIVE: Every Robux Buy-Outright Price, Every Full Craft Recipe & What Bountiful, Threshing, Lunarbound and Starry Pet Mutations Actually Do (August 15, 2026)
Grow a Garden's Harvest Moon Event Part 3 goes live on August 15, 2026, and every number that was TBA in yesterday's preview is now wiki-confirmed. Buy-outright Robux prices are locked in: Starry Strawberry Seed 99, Moonbeam Radar 199, Wheat Crow 289, Wheatcap Seed 199, Harvest Golem 699, Harvest Melon Seed 719. Every crafting recipe has its full ingredient list — Harvest Golem is the recipe that will make veterans blink because it eats a Moon Egg AND a Mythical Egg AND a Burning Bud AND a Romanesco plus 70 Moon Coins, while Harvest Melon requires a Moon Chest on top of three seed ingredients and 120 Moon Coins. And the four new pet mutations finally have their real passive lines filled in: Bountiful is 15% XP + 5–10% Night-fruit duplication (x20 sell), Threshing is 15% passive + 6–12% tool preservation (x30), Lunarbound is 20% XP + 130% size + 2.5–5% Moonbound-on-collect (x50), and Starry is 25% passive + 25% XP + a 20–40s cooldown reduction on a random pet ability every 2–4 minutes for every Starry pet in your garden (x80). This is the launch-day rundown: how the Robux prices actually stack up per hour of grind saved, why Harvest Golem is the ceiling craft that most veterans will chase first, and the honest read on whether the buy-outright button is ever worth it. As someone with thousands of hours in the original Grow a Garden, this is what to do the moment Part 3 loads in.
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