
If you’ve seen the Lumira plant in a neighbor’s garden in Grow a Garden and want one for yourself, this guide is for you. This is a limited-time crop, so make sure to prioritize it before the event is over. Here’s everything you need to know about this Legendary crop introduced during the Bizzy Bee update.
How to Get Lumira Seed in Grow a Garden
The Lumira seed won’t be available via the normal Seed Shop restocks. Instead, you can obtain it via the series the quests given by the Bizzy bear located at the center of the map, right next to the Queen Bee NPC. The bear gives a total of 30 quests, and to get the Lumira seed in Grow a Garden, you need to reach quest #18 (2 seeds) and #28 (3 seeds).
Here’s what you need to do to obtain them:
- #10: 2.5kg of Pollinated Foxglove and 10 Honey
- #18: 4.6 kg of Pollinated Grape and 18 Honey
- #28: 5.6 kg of HoneyGlazed Grape and 35 Honey
As you can see, you will need a lot of Honey and here’s how you can optimize the process and get it fast. In terms of mutations, you need Pollinated Foxglove, and Grapes as well as Honey-Glazed Grapes. Check out our linked guides to learn how to obtain them. If you don’t have Grapes in your garden yet, getting them is straightforward (they are available in Sam’s shop), however, due to their Divine rarity, they are rarely in stock. As for Foxglove, it is a ‘Rare’ drop (25% chance) from the Flower seed pack.
Having the Honey Sprinkler (from the Queen bee’s shop) will come in handy for the Honey Glazed mutation because it applies the effect to all crops in its range for the next 1 minute. There’s no % chance involved—it will apply the mutation to all crops of a plant if the plant is within its radius. You can get more Honeyglazed crops by using the Bear Bee, which will turn a random crop into it every 25 minutes.
With these steps, you will be able to fulfill the requests of Bizzy Bear and obtain the Lumira seed in Grow a Garden. It sells for a minimum value of 76,000+ Sheckles, making it a great return for your investment due to its multi-harvest nature.