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Grow A Garden Traits Tier List for the Safari Event - Laffbox - 12-11-2025
The Safari Event in Grow A Garden is always a fun challenge for players, especially when it comes to picking the right traits for your pets. Whether you’re aiming for high scores, completing event quests, or just collecting cute creatures, knowing which traits perform best can make a huge difference. After spending some time experimenting and chatting with other players, I’ve put together a practical tier list to help you optimize your garden during this event.
S-Tier Traits: Game Changers
If you want your pets to shine in the Safari Event, S-Tier traits are the ones you shouldn’t overlook. Traits in this category offer huge advantages like faster growth, higher coin yields, or better event-specific bonuses. For example, “Agile” and “Lucky Paw” consistently let you complete Safari challenges faster and collect more rewards.
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A-Tier Traits: Strong Choices
A-Tier traits are solid all-around options. They might not have the insane advantages of S-Tier, but they’re versatile and make your pets more reliable. Traits like “Energetic” and “Curious” help with multiple Safari objectives, so even if you don’t have the rarest pets, you can still perform well.
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B-Tier Traits: Situational Picks
B-Tier traits are fine, but they tend to shine only in specific situations. Traits like “Shy” or “Lazy” aren’t terrible, but they usually don’t give you a noticeable advantage in event tasks. I sometimes keep one or two B-Tier pets around for breeding experiments or just for variety, but they aren’t the ones I rely on for scoring high in the Safari Event.
Honestly, part of the fun in this game is experimenting with different traits. Even a B-Tier pet can surprise you if it happens to complement the rest of your team.
C-Tier Traits: Fun but Limited
C-Tier traits are mostly cosmetic or offer minor benefits that rarely affect your event performance. They can be fun if you like customizing your garden or collecting every pet, but don’t expect them to give you a competitive edge. I usually keep these for purely aesthetic purposes or if I want to complete my personal collection.
Overall, focusing on S- and A-Tier traits will give you the best edge during the Safari Event. But remember, part of the charm of Grow A Garden is trying new combinations and discovering quirky synergies between pets. Even if you don’t have the top-tier traits, careful planning and a bit of patience can still carry you far.
If you’re considering expanding your collection quickly, you might want to buy grow a garden pets selectively to complement the traits you’re missing. Just make sure to pick pets that fit your strategy rather than going for quantity alone. A well-chosen pet can make a bigger difference than five random additions.
In the end, whether you’re grinding for coins, completing quests, or just enjoying the Safari Event with your favorite pets, having a basic understanding of traits will make the experience smoother and more fun. Play around, experiment, and don’t forget to enjoy the little surprises along the way.