Steal a Seed Seeds List: Documented Seed Names & Attributes

Seeds are the planting inputs in Steal a Seed: per the game's official Roblox description, you steal seeds from gardens, plant them to grow rare plant varieties, and earn cash from your plants. This is not a complete in-game seed list — it's a reference of every seed documented in gameplay recordings and redeemable codes as of September 2026, with the attributes observed for each.

Documented seed names

The following seed names appear in Steal a Seed gameplay recordings, as seeds players collect or obtain:

• Carrot seed
• Blueberry seed
• Beet seed
• Onion seed
• Pineapple seed
• Corn seed
• Watermelon seed

These show the game includes common crop seeds alongside more distinctive entries, but the recordings don't present them as a complete list.

One named special seed is also documented: Ice Fluff, obtainable as a group-join reward (an in-game prompt says to "join the group for an ice fluff seed"). Its rarity tier, stats, and grown plant are undocumented, so treat it as identified but not yet characterized.

Seeds from redeem codes

Codes are redeemed through the Shop's code box (Shop → code redemption section → Enter code). As reported in September 2026, two active codes grant seeds directly:

The Release reward conflict means you should check what the code actually delivers in-game before relying on it. Other active codes (BUG006, BUG007, BUG008) give grenades rather than seeds.

Tier terminology: observed labels, no confirmed order

The labels common, rare, mythic, and secret appear on seeds, grown plants, and steals, and one recording suggests seeds are rarity color-coded (a blue seed was identified as rare). The official description mentions "high-tier seeds" without defining tiers.

Don't assume tier labels equal value: a recorded secret-tier plant produced only 500 base value while lower-labeled steals earned far more. There's no verified ordered hierarchy, so treat these labels as identifiers rather than a quality ranking.

What distinguishes one seed from another

Observed attributes you can use to evaluate a seed include:

• Grow time — a common pumpkin showed 25 seconds; a rare blue-labeled seed showed 3 minutes; later steals ranged from 11 to 43 minutes.
• Income — a cash-per-second value appears when a plant is claimed.
• Size and weight — heavy seeds slow the carrying player, and bosses can knock carried seeds back.
• Mutations — plants can roll mutations such as venom and flame; items like water buckets can reduce plant time.

These are observed examples, not consolidated per-seed stat tables — exact prices and full income figures per seed aren't documented.

From here

Once you've identified your seed: for how to get a specific one, use the code list above or the acquisition contexts noted (group join for Ice Fluff); for what to do with it, planting is covered by the grow-time and mutation details above — the seed itself is only the input, and its grown outcome shouldn't be assumed without confirmation in-game.