Historical community lists report a 15,000-Sheckle seed, a 9% shop chance, one harvest, and a bounce effect; their tracked sale examples differ. None verifies today's card, movement, or regrowth, so the page uses no default price or sale value.
Crops
Mushroom
First move
Match the exact seed and current cost first. On one replaceable plot, test the mature Mushroom on the same route before harvesting, then compare only the amount you paid with the completed Sell Stand receipt.
- Player-use clue
- Reported bounce; verify live
- Crop cycle
- Check the same plant in-game
- Status
- Current card decides
Mushroom route
Match the item → test movement → settle the sale
A grown Mushroom is reported to bounce the player, while older lists disagree on its sale value and one-pick cycle; harvesting too early can erase a route test, while trusting a stale estimate can waste a plot.
Follow the route
Read the exact Mushroom card and currency in the current server; keep the next replant reserve untouched.
Before harvesting, compare a normal route and the route through the same mature Mushroom from one start to one destination.
Record what you actually paid and one completed sale. Check that same plant for visible regrowth before counting any repeat.
Keep one Mushroom only when its current-server route result or completed crop receipts beat the job of the displaced plot; otherwise return to a known crop route.
Mushroom plot test
Does this Mushroom earn its plot twice?
Check the reported bounce on your own server, then keep its movement result separate from the crop’s actual sale.
- 01Match the plant
Confirm the exact Mushroom and use one replaceable plot.
- 02Test before harvest
If it looks mature, compare one short route with and without the plant before selling it.
- 03Log one sale
Use the cost you actually paid and a completed Sell Stand receipt.
Movement / harvest / repeat proof
Give each Mushroom claim its own check
One planted crop may be considered for two jobs, but a jump effect, a sale receipt, and visible regrowth are three different observations.
Match Mushroom in inventory and on the planted plot; do not confuse it with gear.
Test before the first sale; a bounce is useful only if it improves a route you repeat.
Use one actual purchase amount and completed sale; require visible regrowth for another cycle.
No matched crop, no visible bounce, or no same-plant regrowth means do not count that benefit or another harvest.
Sell only when ready, record the completed amount, then move the plot to a crop whose next seed route is already clear.
Worked decision
The jump test and sale answer different questions
Imagine a mature Mushroom visibly bounces you, but your timed route is slower than the normal path. Its movement report alone has not earned the plot. Now suppose a separate completed sale is 600 Sheckles above the exact seed cost you paid.
Decision
Keep the route result as a failed shortcut test; assess the one receipt as gross seed-cost recovery only. Do not let either number stand in for the other.
Why this route
A dramatic jump can still be out of the way, and a sale that covers the seed does not include waiting time or prove another harvest.
If the state changes
If a repeated matched route is faster, the same plant visibly regrows, or the live seed price changes, rerun only the affected test with those observations.
Route picker
What are you trying to do with Mushroom?
Choose one decision and follow the three checks in order.
- 1 · Confirm the plantMatch the exact Mushroom and wait until it is visibly mature.
- 2 · Time the routeCompare the same start and destination with and without this Mushroom.
- 3 · Decide before harvestKeep the plot only if this measured route saves a real trip.
If the Mushroom check does not match
Match the exact seed and current cost first. On one replaceable plot, test the mature Mushroom on the same route before harvesting, then compare only the amount you paid with the completed Sell Stand receipt.
If the item, offer, or result differs, stop before another purchase or sale. Repeat the relevant check above with the current details, then use the linked route that still fits your budget and task.
Page-specific questions
Before you commit
Does a mature Mushroom bounce you in Grow a Garden 2?
A historical community description says a grown Mushroom can bounce a player, but that is not a current-server check. Match the exact crop, test the route before harvesting, and count the effect only if you visibly get it in your game.
How much does Mushroom cost right now?
Use the current Seed Shop card and its displayed currency. Older community snapshots reported a 15,000-Sheckle price and a 9% stock chance; those figures are not a live offer or a timer for the next shop.
Will the same Mushroom produce another harvest?
Do not budget a repeat from an old single-harvest label. After the first pick, check the same plant for visible regrowth; count another sale only after it appears and reaches the Sell Stand.
Does a sale above seed cost mean Mushroom made a profit?
No. The trial subtracts only the seed cost you entered from one gross receipt. It excludes the plot time, other inputs, and any future harvest, so it is not a profit or yield forecast.
Is Mushroom the same as Jump Mushroom gear?
No. This page is about the planted crop named Mushroom. Jump Mushroom is a separate gear item with its own live price and effect; match the exact inventory entry before following either route.
Decision Snapshot
Mushroom Next Move
A Mushroom-specific two-job trial separates same-route timing from one completed crop receipt, so movement utility cannot be mistaken for harvest value or future regrowth.
Best use Decide whether one planted Mushroom earns garden space through a measured movement shortcut, an actual crop sale, or both.
Risk type Mushroom stop
Safe move Match the exact seed and current cost first. On one replaceable plot, test the mature Mushroom on the same route before harvesting, then compare only the amount you paid with the completed Sell Stand receipt.
If / Then Route
What To Do With Mushroom
If Check Then Risk
Identity Exact crop Read the exact Mushroom card and currency in the current server; keep the next replant reserve untouched. A grown Mushroom is reported to bounce the player, while older lists disagree on its sale value and one-pick cycle; harvesting too early can erase a route test, while trusting a stale estimate can waste a plot.
Movement Same-route timing Before harvesting, compare a normal route and the route through the same mature Mushroom from one start to one destination. No matched crop, no visible bounce, or no same-plant regrowth means do not count that benefit or another harvest.
Harvest Paid cost + receipt Record what you actually paid and one completed sale. Check that same plant for visible regrowth before counting any repeat. Sell only when ready, record the completed amount, then move the plot to a crop whose next seed route is already clear.
Risk Check
Mushroom stop
No matched crop, no visible bounce, or no same-plant regrowth means do not count that benefit or another harvest.
Route Checks
Mushroom Planning Modules
Identity Exact crop
Match Mushroom in inventory and on the planted plot; do not confuse it with gear.
Movement Same-route timingTest before the first sale; a bounce is useful only if it improves a route you repeat.
Harvest Paid cost + receiptUse one actual purchase amount and completed sale; require visible regrowth for another cycle.
Session Checklist
Check Before You Commit
- Read the exact Mushroom card and currency in the current server; keep the next replant reserve untouched.
- Before harvesting, compare a normal route and the route through the same mature Mushroom from one start to one destination.
- Record what you actually paid and one completed sale. Check that same plant for visible regrowth before counting any repeat.
- No matched crop, no visible bounce, or no same-plant regrowth means do not count that benefit or another harvest.
Planning Facts
- Player-use clue
- Reported bounce; verify live
- Crop cycle
- Check the same plant in-game
- Status
- Current card decides