Garden Horizons weather conditions, their effect on plants, mutations and their reset time

The weather!

Hritwik Raj
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Garden Horizons features a wide range of weather condition that comes with unique effects that if used correctly, can help you maximize your yield and their sell value.

On the same note, it also helps collectors get their hands on unique version of mutated plants, that they can favorite and keep to show off in their garden.

The weather conditions also has a reset time just like Bill’s Seed Shop and Molly’s Gears Shop.

To ensure players are aware of all the current weather conditions, their unique effect on the plants, the reset time and the best weather, I prepared this guide.

All weather conditions in Garden Horizons

Currently, the game features six unique weather conditions that come with their unique effects. These weather condition includes:

  • Foggy
  • Rain
  • Storm
  • Snow
  • Sandstorm
  • Starfall

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Foggy

Garden Horizons Fog Weather Event

The Foggy weather event has a chance to apply the Foggy mutation to random crops and fruits in your garden.

Rain

Garden Horizons Rain Weather Event

The Rainy weather event in the game has a chance to apply the Flooded and Soaked mutations to random crops and fruits in your garden.

While the event is active, it also increases the Growth Speed by +25%.

Soaked mutation adds another 1.2x multiplier to the sell value of the fruit.

Storm

Garden Horizons Storm Weather Event

The Storm weather event in the game has a chance to applying the Shocked mutation to random crops and fruits in your garden.

It also increases the Growth Speed of your plants by 50%.

That said, whenever a fruit gets the Shocked mutation, it gets an additional sell value multiplier of 4.5x.

Snow

Garden Horizons Snow Weather Event

The Snow weather event in the game has a chance of applying the Snowy and Chilled mutations to any random crops and fruits in your garden.

The Chilled mutation increases the sell value of the crop or fruit by 1.5x.

Sandstorm

Garden Horizons Sandstorm Weather Event

The Sandstorm weather event has a chance of applying Sandy mutation to random crops and fruits in your garden.

It also increases the Growth speed of your plants by +20%.

In addition to that, any crop or fruit with Sandy mutation gets an additional sell value multiplier of 2.5x.

Starfall

Garden Horizons Starfall Weather Event

The Starfall weather event in Garden Horizon has a chance of applying the Starstruck mutation to random crops and fruits in your garden.

The Starstruck mutation adds an additional 6.5x sell value multiplier to your crops and fruits.

Best weather events in Garden Horizon

The best weather events in the game are Starfall and Storm. Starfall is best because the Starstruck mutation can make any yield more valuable compared to others.

Meanwhile, Storm is best because it has a chain effect when it comes to applying the Shocked mutation.

In simple words, if a crop or fruit gets Shocked Mutation, every close plant in its vicinity will get it.

And with the second highest sell value multiplier of 4.5x, it is the best weather condition for farming Shillings.

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Garden Horizons weather events FAQ

Can a crop or fruit get multiple mutations in Garden Horizons?

Yes. Your plants can get multiple mutations that adds up the total multiplier, massively increasing the sell value. Garden Horizons Fruit with multiple mutations

Do mutations expire?

No.

What is the reset time for weather events?

5 minutes.

How long a weather event lasts?

5 minutes.

Can you change weather conditions?

No. At the moment, the weather condition spawns are based on RNG.

Does weather events spawn even when I am offline?

No. You must be online and the game window must be active for the weather events to work properly.

That sums up the weather events guide. Make sure to check out my Garden Horizon wiki page for everything on the game in one place.

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