Overview[1]
199 Robux; Summer Seed Pack 0.5%; Exotic Summer Seed Pack 0.5%; Rainbow Sack 7%
The Elephant Ears is a limited, multi-harvest, and stalky prismatic crop that was introduced in Update 1.11.0, also known as the Summer Harvest Event. Known for its vibrant colors and tall, leafy appearance, this plant stands out as both a decorative and productive crop. Each Elephant Ears plant is capable of producing 6 units of produce per harvest cycle, making it a valuable crop for players during the event. As of now, it holds the distinction of being the rarest obtainable seed from the Summer Seed Pack.
How to get it
Appears in Seed Shop restocks or from events.
Stats
- Base Value
- 77,000
- Base Weight
- 18
- Date Added
- June 21, 2025
- Huge Chance
- 500
- Max Age
- 4.86
- Multi-harvest
- Yes
- Obtainable
- No
- Plant types
- Leafy, Stalky
- Seed price
- Summer Seed Pack 199 Robux
- Sell value
- 77,000
- Seed Chance
- Summer Seed Pack 0.5% Exotic Summer Seed Pack 0.5% Rainbow Sack 7%
Appearance
The Elephant Ears plant has a greenish yellow bush with usually 6 stems at the top of the bush, curving either upward or downward. The bush having 3 - 4 Leaves at the bottom. The Elephant ears produce resembles an actual elephants ear.
Obtainment
Elephant Ears seed could be obtained in the following ways: Opening any Summer Seed Pack 0.5% Opening any Exotic Summer Seed Pack 0.5% Rainbow Sack 7%
Value
77,000Sheckles
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 Elephant Ears is the first exclusive Prismatic crop. The Elephant Ears seed is very similar to the Candy Sunflower seed. The Elephant Ears are based on mature leaves of the Pink China variant of the Colocasia esculenta plant. It is also called Taro. The produce of the crop are actually the leaves of the crop (the real produce is a brown root vegetable).
