Grow a Garden 2 trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds all 254 entries from the Grow a Garden 2 values page: every pet in each of its four forms (Normal, Big, Mega and Rainbow, 144 entries, and the form matters because each one carries its own value), plus 68 crops, 39 gear items and 3 special seeds. If you are offering a pet, pick the exact form you hold; a Big or Mega form can be worth many times the Normal one. The getting started guide walks through how trading in points works before your first deal.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

How this board gets you a trade

Start with the ownership check. The verify box below generates a short phrase for you. Paste it into the About section of your Roblox profile, press the check button, and the board confirms it by reading your public profile. A profile can only be edited by its owner, so a phrase found there settles whose account it is, and the check never asks for your password. Take the phrase out when you are done; the verified status stays in this browser.

Then advertise, or answer. An ad sets what you have (pets in the exact form you hold them, Normal, Big, Mega or Rainbow, crops, gear, special seeds) against what you want, and the board totals both sides from the values page and prints the reading a taker would get. If the deal you want already exists as somebody else's ad, attach an offer to it instead; offers are weighed against the ask from the owner's side. The chat on every ad lets you thrash out the details with the poster on this page, and your threads collect in the My chats list below the board for when you come back.

Finish in the garden. Once both sides agree, find each other in Grow a Garden 2 under the verified usernames and complete the swap in the trade window, reading the items on the screen against the ad before you confirm. An ad runs for 7 days before it retires itself, and offers stay attached to it for that whole run.

Points, and what the verdict does with them

Get the unit straight first, because everything hangs on it. The numbers on this board are points: relative trade value points on a community estimate scale. They are not Sheckles and they are not Robux, and the game itself publishes no trade values, so the scale exists to let two sides of a trade be compared at all. Totals are the points from the values page added across a side, and the verdict is the rule of the WFL calculator, which is simpler than most. A gap no wider than a tenth of the larger total reads FAIR. Past that there are no extra bands and no Big labels: the side receiving more reads WIN, the side giving more reads LOSE, always from your side of the deal, with the exact percentage printed alongside. On a listing the reading is the taker's, want side against have side; on an offer it turns to the owner and weighs the offer against the ask.

Three things about the catalog deserve a mention. Form is everything with pets: each of the four forms is its own entry with its own points, and the spread is not small, a Mega Ice Serpent sits at 210,000 points where the Normal Ice Serpent sits at 6,200, so an ad names the exact form and the board prices that form, never the base pet. Entries marked as estimates on the values page keep their derived points here too, with the derivation printed on that page and the methodology behind the scale explained on the site. And 12 entries sit at 0 points on this scale, mostly common pets in Normal form whose base value barely registers; a side totaling 0 shows no verdict, the same rule the calculator uses, since a percentage gap against zero tells you nothing. This section publishes no demand score for anything, so the board prints none either; how quickly an item moves tonight is judgment, and it is yours to make.

Board rules

List items you genuinely hold in Grow a Garden 2, priced from the catalog on this page. Robux, real money and accounts are not trade goods here; selling them also breaks Roblox's own rules, and ads offering them are removed. Trust trades are forbidden in the same spirit: a deal where one player hands items over first and trusts the rest to follow is not a deal this board carries, because the trade window settles both sides at once by design. Notes and offers may not contain links, and anything that amounts to advertising another site or server is cleared during moderation rounds.

Each ad and each offer has a report button, and reports queue up for the team to read on the rounds that already watch the suggestion board and the community spaces. A poster whose ads keep breaking the rules, or whose scam reports check out, loses posting rights; when a name is banned, its live ads come down with it. One softer case exists: a username already seen in our community watch around a scam report may have a first ad paused for a moderator to look at before it shows, and that pause is a review, not a judgment. Chat is bound by the same house rules: links are never allowed in a message, and every conversation carries its own report button.

Frequently asked questions

Can anyone browse the ads, or only verified players?

Anyone at all. The listings, the filters and every verdict on the board are open to visitors. You only verify your Roblox account when you want an ad of your own or an offer on somebody else's, since that is when your name needs to be provably yours.

Does eggvalues hold my items during a trade?

At no point. The board puts two players in touch and prices the trade between them; the swap itself happens inside Grow a Garden 2, in the trade window, and nothing you own passes through this site.

Why do posters verify with a phrase in their Roblox About section?

It proves the account posting is the account claimed. Your About section can only be edited by you, so the phrase being there tells the board the ads under that name come from its real holder, which is what stops scammers advertising bait under well known traders' names. It also works without the site ever asking for, seeing or storing your Roblox password.

How long does an ad stay on the board?

Seven days from when it is posted, after which it drops off by itself. If your items are still for trade then, post a fresh ad; a board of live deals is worth more than one padded with offers that went quiet days earlier.

What do the points and the verdict on an ad mean?

The totals are the trade values from the values page added up in points, and the points are relative trade value points on a community estimate scale, not Sheckles and not Robux. The verdict is the calculator's rule: a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total is FAIR, and beyond that the trade reads WIN or LOSE with no further bands, the percentage printed alongside. Written for the player taking the ad, a WIN means the taker receives more value than they hand over.

Can I message the poster of an ad on this site?

Yes. Press Chat with poster on an ad that is not yours and a chat opens with its owner right here, and since both of you verified, the name in the conversation is the name on the ad. A short safety strip stays pinned over the chat, links are not allowed in messages, and the chat closes when the ad leaves the board. Agree the trade there if you like; the swap still happens in the in-game trade window.

What happens when I report an ad or an offer?

Your report joins a moderation queue with the reason attached, and during the team's rounds it is read, the ad is checked against the board rules and the poster's history, and anything breaking the rules comes down. Posters who keep breaking them are banned from posting, and their live ads are pulled.