The documented Blood Moon Shop list for Roblox Grow a Garden contains nine entries: Blood Banana Seed, Moon Melon Seed, Mysterious Crate, Night Seed Pack, Star Caller, Blood Kiwi, Blood Hedgehog, Night Egg, and Blood Owl. Historical prices ran from 200,000 to 60,000,000 Sheckles, with separate Robux amounts shown for every entry. This is an archive of the 2025 Lunar Glow event, not a verified 2026 shop rotation. The event record is marked completed and the items limited, and at least one listing later changed, so check the live in-game shop before farming currency or spending Robux.
Here is the complete recorded inventory, what the Blood Moon event did, why later updates can make old lists misleading, and a practical way to verify what is actually available on your server.
What was in the Blood Moon Shop?
The Lunar Glow Event page records nine shop entries. It groups them into seeds, pets, a crate, a seed pack, gear, and an egg. The amounts below are the prices displayed in that historical listing; they are not guaranteed current prices or proof that every item can still be purchased.
| Item | Category | Listed Sheckle price | Listed Robux price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blood Banana Seed | Seed | 200,000 | 599 |
| Moon Melon Seed | Seed | 500,000 | 729 |
| Mysterious Crate | Crate | 10,000,000 | 149 |
| Night Seed Pack | Seed pack | 10,000,000 | 129 |
| Star Caller | Gear | 12,000,000 | 219 |
| Blood Kiwi | Pet | 20,000,000 | 399 |
| Blood Hedgehog | Pet | 23,000,000 | 439 |
| Night Egg | Egg | 25,000,000 | 129 |
| Blood Owl | Pet | 60,000,000 | 899 |
Every item in the archived table had both a Sheckle amount and a Robux amount displayed. The cheapest Sheckle purchase was Blood Banana Seed at 200,000; the most expensive was Blood Owl at 60,000,000. The historical Robux figures ranged from 129 for Night Seed Pack and Night Egg to 899 for Blood Owl. Those are listed figures from the event page, not a recommendation to buy any particular item.
Seeds
Blood Banana Seed and Moon Melon Seed are the two direct crop-starting entries. If your goal is to expand a collection of event crops, these are the only two seed listings in the nine-item record. The table does not establish their harvest output, growth time, rarity, or present-day trading value, so do not infer those statistics from price alone.
Pets
Blood Kiwi, Blood Hedgehog, and Blood Owl are the three named pets. Their Sheckle prices occupy the upper half of the historical range, with Blood Owl requiring the largest amount. The archived inventory does not document pet abilities or drop rates; use the current in-game description for those details.
Other entries
Mysterious Crate, Night Seed Pack, Star Caller, and Night Egg make up the remaining four entries. They represent four different kinds of acquisition: a crate, a randomized seed pack, gear, and an egg. Because contents and effects can be changed by updates, the name of a crate or pack is not enough to establish what it currently awards.
When did the Blood Moon Shop appear?
The Blood Moon content was tied to the Lunar Glow event in 2025. The fan-maintained Update Log/1.06.0 dates the Blood Moon update to May 17, 2025. Its notes say the exclusive shop becomes visible during each Blood Moon rather than remaining permanently open under ordinary night conditions.
A separate Grow a Garden PRO event record gives the Lunar Glow event dates as May 17–31, 2025. That record labels the event completed and its nine content items limited, and identifies Sheckles as the event currency. Since that is a fan project rather than an official Roblox inventory notice, treat the dates as historical documentation, not a promise that the event will return on the same schedule.
Why the date matters
Searching for “Blood Moon Shop” without a year can mix 2025 archive pages with later screenshots, videos, or current rotations. Put the date next to any price you save: the nine-item list is specifically associated with the 2025 Lunar Glow period. A page that uses the same names but shows a different currency, price, or replacement item may be describing a later update.
How did Blood Moon weather affect the shop?
The 1.06.0 update notes describe Blood Moon as having a 33% chance of occurring instead of a regular night. During that weather event, the exclusive shop was historically made visible. In other words, the shop was connected to the event state, not simply to opening a menu at any time.
The same notes say the event could produce the Bloodlit mutation. The Lunar Glow event page reports Bloodlit as a 4x multiplier and says the Night Staff can also turn plants Bloodlit at night. Those figures and mechanics come from fan-maintained event documentation; updates can alter how a mutation is triggered, displayed, or calculated. Verify the current tooltip and event notice before treating 4x as a live guarantee.
What a player could expect during the documented event
- Normal night could be replaced by a Blood Moon, with the update log assigning a 33% chance to that weather state.
- The event shop became visible during the Blood Moon window.
- Bloodlit was an event-linked mutation, documented with a 4x multiplier.
- The Night Staff was separately described as a way to make plants Bloodlit at night.
These points explain why older guides tell players to wait for a Blood Moon rather than search for the shop during every cycle. They do not establish the current trigger rate, shop cadence, or mutation formula in October 2026.
Why might the old nine-item list differ from the shop now?
Event shops are snapshots of a particular update. The May 25, 2025 fan update log says a Bloodmoon Crate was added to the Bloodmoon Shop. The Mysterious Crate item page separately reports that Mysterious Crate was later removed and replaced by Bloodmoon Crate after the Cosmetics Update. That is a documented inventory change, not a typo in the table.
As a result, an archived list can be accurate for its publication date and still be wrong for a later server. A current shop may show a replacement crate, omit an event item, use a different price, or expose a different set of entries. The available evidence does not establish the exact 2026 stock, rotation frequency, or replacement-item contents.
How to read conflicting screenshots and videos
- Check the capture date or upload date before comparing prices.
- Identify whether the image is from the original Lunar Glow window, the May 25 update, or a later Cosmetics Update.
- Look at the item name, not only the icon; crate names can change while a similar-looking icon remains.
- Use the live shop’s own price and description for a purchase decision.
Creator videos can help show how an event looked, but they are contemporaneous descriptions rather than primary inventory records. A video without a date or visible shop text should not override the in-game listing.
How can you verify the Blood Moon Shop in the current game?
Because live availability and pricing were not independently verified for October 8, 2026, use the historical table as a checklist and confirm each field in your own server.
- Join Grow a Garden and note the current date of your observation.
- Watch the night cycle for the Blood Moon weather state described by the current event notices.
- Open the Blood Moon Shop only after the event state appears; record the item names exactly as displayed.
- For each entry, write down the Sheckle price, any Robux price, and the item description. Do not assume a price from an old guide still applies.
- Compare the live names with the archive: Blood Banana Seed, Moon Melon Seed, Mysterious Crate, Night Seed Pack, Star Caller, Blood Kiwi, Blood Hedgehog, Night Egg, and Blood Owl.
- If a crate is named Bloodmoon Crate or another replacement, treat it as a different listing and read its current contents rather than substituting the Mysterious Crate price.
- Before buying, confirm that the currency selector is set to the currency you intend to spend. Robux is optional where the game presents a Sheckle alternative; the historical table displayed both.
- Take a screenshot showing the shop, server date, and price if you need a reliable record for later comparison.
This process separates an observed live offer from an archived claim. It also protects you from spending based on a search result that silently uses 2025 values.
Which Blood Moon items fit different player goals?
The historical prices do not prove which item is “best.” Choose by the result you want and by the current description shown in-game.
Building a crop collection
Start by checking Blood Banana Seed and Moon Melon Seed. They are the only two seed entries in the documented list, so a collector focused on event crops will usually examine them before pets or containers. Confirm whether the seeds are still obtainable and whether a current shop tooltip gives different growth or harvest information.
Collecting pets
Blood Kiwi, Blood Hedgehog, and Blood Owl are the three named pets in the archive. If you collect pets, compare their current descriptions, hatch or purchase requirements, and any restrictions rather than using their historical Sheckle prices as a power ranking. Blood Owl was listed at the highest Sheckle amount, but the evidence does not establish that it is the most useful pet.
Chasing randomized rewards
Mysterious Crate, Night Seed Pack, and Night Egg all imply an element of uncertainty, although the available records do not provide complete contents or odds. Read the live disclosure for each container before purchasing. A replacement crate should be evaluated on its own terms, because it may not contain the rewards associated with Mysterious Crate.
Looking for gear
Star Caller is the sole gear entry in the nine-item record. The archived list supplies its prices but not a complete ability description. Check the current item panel to learn whether its function has changed and whether it interacts with Bloodlit or another active mechanic.
Do you need Robux to use the Blood Moon Shop?
No. The historical page displayed a Sheckle price for all nine entries, alongside a Robux price. That means the archived list documents an alternative premium-currency amount, not a requirement to spend Robux. A player who chooses the premium option should confirm the live amount and platform purchase prompt first.
Sheckles also make the list useful for planning ordinary in-game earnings. The gap between 200,000 and 60,000,000 is substantial, so a player saving for a high-cost pet should not treat a low-cost seed purchase as a direct substitute. Prices are simply the shop’s historical entry amounts; they do not measure rarity, performance, or return on investment.
What is confirmed, and what remains unknown?
| Question | What the historical records establish | What they do not establish |
|---|---|---|
| How many entries were listed? | Nine entries during the documented Lunar Glow inventory. | The number in a later rotation. |
| When was the event documented? | May 17–31, 2025, with the update dated May 17. | A 2026 return date or permanent availability. |
| What currency was used? | Sheckles were listed for every item, with Robux amounts also displayed. | Current prices or whether both options remain. |
| Did inventory change? | Bloodmoon Crate was added, and Mysterious Crate was later reported replaced after the Cosmetics Update. | The complete current crate contents and timing of every change. |
| How did Blood Moon work? | The update log described a 33% chance instead of regular night; the event page described Bloodlit at 4x. | The live trigger rate, multiplier implementation, and current Night Staff behavior. |
Use the first column as the historical answer and the third as the reason to verify before acting. The records are sufficient for identifying the 2025 list, but not for certifying an October 2026 offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the listed Robux prices with a Roblox gift card?
A gift card can add Robux to an account, but it does not guarantee that the Blood Moon Shop will show the archived offer. First confirm that the item and premium price are present in your current shop, then use the platform’s normal Robux balance and purchase confirmation.
Why is the Blood Moon Shop missing when I join at night?
The historical notes tied the shop to the Blood Moon weather state, not to every ordinary night. If the current server shows a different event state, a limited event may have ended, or the shop may have been changed by an update; check the live event notice rather than relying on the time of day alone.
Should I trust an old price list if the item name matches?
Only as a historical reference. The documented crate replacement shows that names and inventory can change between updates, so use the in-game price and description for the server you are playing.
What evidence should I save when I find a current Blood Moon offer?
Capture the full shop panel with the item name, currency, price, and any event timer visible. Record the date and update version if the game displays one; that context makes the screenshot useful when a later patch changes the inventory.