Fall Big Egg โ€” Grow a Garden 2

Egg ยท โ€” ยท Added August 1, 2026 โ€” Fall Harvest update

The Fall Big Egg is the Mythic-rarity Cornucopia egg that hatches the Big version of the shared Fall pet pool, and "Big" is not cosmetic โ€” five of the eight pets have published Big-specific numbers attached to it. A Big Dog bites with a radius of 6 studs instead of 4 and ragdolls its target for 3 seconds instead of 2. A Big Hedgehog also tackles at 6 studs instead of 4 and knocks intruders back 1.3x farther, though its ragdoll stays at 2 seconds. A Big Wolf howls 5 pets on a Full Moon instead of 3. A Big Fox steals 2 seeds per trip instead of 1 and travels at 1.5x speed. A Big Shadow Dragon applies Veil on 20% of planted seeds instead of the Normal's 10%, the one Big figure in this pool that buys mutations rather than defence. The rest is the honest caveat: the ability texts for Turkey and Squirrel contain no Big branch at all โ€” a Big Turkey still runs the same 1% per-second dig check with the same 5-second debounce, and a Big Squirrel still fetches on the same 1% per-second check โ€” while the Swan has no ability entry in the wiki's variant data at all, so nothing about a Big Swan is published either. One thing to read correctly before you touch the pet table: the figures beside each pet (Dog 30%, Turkey 22%, Hedgehog 22%, Fox 16%, Squirrel 12%, Swan 8%, Wolf 8%, Shadow Dragon 0.0524%) are raw weights that add up to 118.05%, not probabilities. They tell you the relative pull of each pet against the others and nothing more โ€” none of them is a "chance" you can quote on its own.

How to get Fall Big Egg

The Fall Big Egg drops from Cornucopia Quests. Each Cornucopia gives 5 rolls, and each roll first picks a category and then picks an item inside that category โ€” inside the Eggs category the Fall Big Egg sits at 25%, second behind the Fall Common Egg at 62% and ahead of the Fall Mega Egg at 9% and the Fall Rainbow Egg at 4%. The honesty note that matters here: the weight of the "pick a category" step itself has never been published, so 25% is a share within Eggs, not your chance per roll, and nobody can turn it into a per-Cornucopia number without data the game has not released. The same caution applies one level down. This egg's own pet table is a set of raw weights that sum to 118.05%, so the Dog's 30% is the heaviest pull in the pool, not a 30% chance of getting a Dog. On the wiki card itself there is very little to read: the egg infobox carries an image, an obtainable flag and rarity=Mythic, and the overview line says the egg comes from Cornucopia Quests. There is no price field on it, and the page states no other restriction beyond that โ€” anything you read elsewhere about trading, rerolling or shop stock is not on the card.

Fall Big Egg stats

RarityMythic โ€” higher than the Fall Common Egg (Common), lower than the Mega and Rainbow eggs (both Super)
PriceThe egg infobox has no price field at all โ€” it lists only the image, an obtainable flag and rarity; the overview names Cornucopia Quests as the source
Cornucopia share25% share inside the Eggs category (Fall Common Egg 62%, Fall Mega Egg 9%, Fall Rainbow Egg 4%); the weight of picking the Eggs category is unpublished
HatchesThe Big version of the pets in the shared Fall pool
Big Dog upgradeBite radius 6 studs instead of 4; ragdoll 3 seconds instead of 2
Big Hedgehog upgradeTackle radius 6 studs instead of 4; knocks back 1.3x farther, ragdoll stays 2 seconds
Big Wolf upgradeFull Moon howl spawns 5 pets instead of 3
Big Fox upgradeSteals 2 seeds instead of 1 and travels at 1.5x speed
Big Shadow Dragon upgradeApplies Veil on 20% of planted seeds instead of the Normal's 10%; a Rainbow Big is 25%
No published Big gainTurkey and Squirrel ability texts list no Big-specific value; the Swan has no ability entry in the variant data at all
Pet table (raw weights, total 118.05% โ€” not probabilities)Dog 30%, Turkey 22%, Hedgehog 22%, Fox 16%, Squirrel 12%, Swan 8%, Wolf 8%, Shadow Dragon 0.0524%

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