Overview[1]
Crimson Vine is a Divine crop in Grow a Garden — and it multi-harvests, so the seed keeps paying.
The Crimson Vine is a scrapped divine crop that was speculated to be released in the Lunar Glow Event, but was replaced by the Celestiberry before its release.
How to get it
Appears in Seed Shop restocks or from events.
Stats
- Base Value
- 1,250
- Base Weight
- 1
- Huge Chance
- 100
- Max Age
- 15
- Multi-harvest
- Yes
- Obtainable
- No
- Seed price
- 100,000 Sheckle
- Sell value
- 1,250
Appearance
The produce of the Crimson Vine appears to be a purple version of the Celestiberry. The crop of the Crimson Vine appears to be a purple bush covered with red colored vines that have light red glowing spikes on them. The seed of the Crimson Vine appears to be a dark purple color.
Obtainment
The intended obtainment method of a Crimson Vine is originally buying it in the Blood Moon Shop, but it was made permanently unobtainable when the Celestiberry was added and replaced it.
Value
1,250Sheckles
What does this mean?
Grow a Garden's in-game currency. A crop's value is its base Sheckle sell value at its average weight — the anchor the game's weight formula scales from. Gear is listed at its documented Sheckle shop cost instead. Both are in-game figures from the community wiki. Values are not comparable across games.
Recorded
Trivia
The Celestiberry is modelled after the Crimson Vine, the only difference being that the former is blue. Which is why the Crimson Vine was replaced. The Crimson Vine bush shares the same model as the Rose and the Celestiberry. The Crimson Vine's produce is not collectible nor stealable, just like the Mega Mushroom.
