Dead Oak
A random pack reward that establishes a repeat-harvest plant.
Dead Oak is documented through a Witch’s Cauldron recipe and the Halloween Pack. Choosing a route means comparing an ingredient commitment with a random pack outcome.
How to get Dead Oak
Reported Witch’s Cauldron recipe: 3 Brain + 2 Bone + 1 Web; 8-minute brew, 40% failure in the recipe report. Also a Halloween Pack reward.
- World / event
- Ghoul Garden
- Acquisition status
- Reported available
- Seed cost
- Crafting ingredients; no direct shop purchase verified
- Robux option
- Not documented
- Acquisition odds
- 30% per Halloween Pack; brew failure reported as 40% or 45% in conflicting articles
- Currency
- Candy Corn
Harvest behaviour
No distinct passive or active ability is established in the reviewed sources.
Cauldron recipes are reported as night-only, with three offered at a time and a 30-minute refresh. One item can brew at a time. On failure a short Cauldron Charm recovery window is reported; confirm the current interaction before risking ingredients.
A repeat-harvest plant can produce again after picking, so a seed is not consumed on every harvest.
Crop facts & value
Source-reported reference figures. Catalogue base values are not assumed to be verified minimum sale prices. Base weight, minimum weight and price-floor thresholds are different concepts. Conflicting reports are retained below.
- Average fruit value
- 900 Candy Corn (reported)
- Catalogue base value
- 599 Candy Corn (reported)
- Average fruit weight
- 7.50 kg
- Catalogue base weight
- 6.38 kg
- Minimum weight
- 6.38 kg
- Plant growth time
- Not reliably corroborated
- Fruit regrowth time
- Not reliably corroborated
- Freshness / decay
- Baseline not verified; distinct from plant growth and fruit regrowth
- Date added
- Not documented
Planning a Dead Oak planting
The reported brew can fail, so one recipe attempt is not a guaranteed seed. Its plant record does not establish a separate defense ability merely because the Ghoul Garden theme suggests one.
- Compare the up-front acquisition cost with actual harvest frequency and the space the plant occupies.
- Candy Corn prices belong to Ghoul Garden. Main-world Sheckles cannot be treated as an equivalent balance.
- Weight, mutations and freshness can affect the actual fruit payout. A rare seed does not guarantee a profitable harvest.
- Track your own first-growth and regrowth intervals under your actual pets, gear and weight conditions before estimating earnings per hour.
Trading & world limits
Seed cost and fruit reference value are not player-trade prices. Current transfer, auction, gifting and retained-pack rules were not tested. For an event crop, verify its permitted world and inventory before trading or moving it.
Sources & unresolved details
Article updated . Evidence checked . Additional context checks are dated in the source list where applicable. Community documentation, not official balance data or an in-game test. Wiki mirrors often share the same upstream source.
- Two BO3 articles disagree: the seed overview says 45% brew failure, while the pictured-recipe article says 40%. Do not treat them as one verified rate.
- Plant growth, fruit regrowth, prime/freshness time, and decay timing have no reliably corroborated baseline here; they are not treated as interchangeable.
- Values and stock rates are community-reported references, not live shop data. No guaranteed profit or yield per minute is calculated.
- Catalogue base values and minimum weights differ from older wiki records; they are not independently measured price-floor thresholds.
- Dead Oak — community crop catalogueRBLXGUIDE (rblxguide.com)community
Structured crop/seed fields copied from the GAG2 Fandom community wiki; one upstream evidence chain. AI-written analysis on the mirror is not treated as verification.
- Ghoul Garden release inventoryBO3 (bo3.gg)reporting
October release report identifies this GAG2 world; its live end date and current server stock were not independently checked.
- Witch’s Cauldron recipe reportBO3 (bo3.gg)reporting
Crafting ingredients/timers are distinct from crop growth. One brew at a time; recipes are accessed at night, with a rotating selection.
Artwork: Grow a Garden 2 Fandom community wiki via the crop catalogue above, under CC BY-SA 3.0 (creativecommons.org). Original game art belongs to its owners.