Grow a Garden Anubis Coins are earned by trading fruit with the Hieroglyphic mutation to Trader Tina during the November 2026 Anubis event. You don’t earn this currency simply by selling plants at the normal market, and the hourly sandstorm is the easiest way to get a supply of eligible fruit.
Before you spend anything, it helps to understand exactly which fruit Tina accepts and which option in her dialogue you need. The shop uses Anubis Coins rather than Sheckles, so selling the wrong harvest to Steven won’t help with your event shopping list.
How to get Grow a Garden Anubis Coins
- Plant crops and leave some fruit unharvested ahead of the next Anubis Sandstorm.
- Watch the countdown by the sandy event area west of the SELL market. A sandstorm takes place about once an hour and lasts 10 minutes.
- After the sandstorm applies mutations, check your garden or inventory for fruit marked Hieroglyphic.
- Use SELL at the top of the screen, walk west and approach Trader Tina’s purple-and-yellow striped stall.
- Press E to talk to Tina. Choose option 3 to submit the Hieroglyphic fruit you are holding, or option 4 to submit all eligible Hieroglyphic fruit.
- Look at the new coin counter above your Sheckles total in the lower-left corner to confirm the payment.
Before trading fruit for Grow a Garden Anubis Coins, look for the Hieroglyphic label. A regular Carrot, an ordinary high-value crop or a fruit with a different mutation is not interchangeable with what Tina asks for. Not every unharvested fruit receives the mutation, either, so check your crop labels rather than assuming a sandstorm changed everything.
How many Anubis Coins does each fruit give?
The number of Grow a Garden Anubis Coins you receive depends on the fruit. In one recorded trade, six Hieroglyphic Carrots gave 60 coins in total, or 10 each. A Hieroglyphic Wraproot gave 20 coins in another trade. Those are examples, not a fixed payment for every crop.
The Hieroglyphic mutation itself makes fruit worth three times its ordinary Sheckle sale value. That multiplier is separate from Tina’s Anubis Coin payment, and it doesn’t mean she hands out three times a fixed coin amount. If you’re unsure how much a particular harvest pays, try trading one first before handing over your entire stack.
Where is Trader Tina and how does her shop work?
Trader Tina is in the sandy Anubis area just west of the regular selling market, before Archeologist Archie’s excavation site. Her stall has a purple-and-yellow striped canopy. Speak to her and use the second dialogue option to open the Anubis Coin Shop.
Tina sells 11 different items for Grow a Garden Anubis Coins. The Wraproot Seed is the only item unlocked from the start. It costs 60 Grow a Garden Anubis Coins. Later entries demand excavations completed for Archie. The Rare Hieroglyphic Radar costs 250 coins after two digs, the Legendary Hieroglyphic Staff costs 1,250 after four, and the Anubis Egg costs 3,000 after six.
Stock is not unlimited. The shop has an hourly refresh timer, so an item may be unlocked but temporarily sold out. You can simply come back after the timer ends rather than paying for an instant restock. The green purchase button uses earned coins; purple buttons offer optional Robux purchases.
Best way to farm Grow a Garden Anubis Coins
Fill spare growing space with inexpensive crops, then leave the fruit on the plants when the sandstorm begins. You want opportunities for Hieroglyphic to land, not an empty garden. Afterward, separate low-value mutated fruit from the expensive pieces you might prefer to sell for Sheckles.
A useful early routine is to build up a Carrot supply, wait for the storm, check the mutated harvest and visit Tina. Since the recorded Carrot payment was 10 coins each, six eligible Carrots cover the 60-coin Wraproot Seed. Treat that as a worked example, not a guaranteed amount of coins per storm.
If you want more Hieroglyphic fruit or an easier way to collect it, these items and pets can help:
- Hieroglyphic Radar: scans and collects Hieroglyphic fruit. Unlock it after two excavations if you want easier collection.
- Hieroglyphic Staff: grants additional Hieroglyphic mutations during Dune Storm weather. It isn’t a guarantee for every fruit.
- Uraeus pet: can spread the mutation to another fruit when Hieroglyphic appears during a storm. This pet comes from the Anubis Egg.
The limited Anubis Bramble plant in the ordinary Seed Shop can also apply Hieroglyphic periodically. Its availability is separate from Tina’s coin-shop stock. None of these extras is required to start earning Grow a Garden Anubis Coins.
Should you sell Hieroglyphic fruit or trade it?
When you’re farming Grow a Garden Anubis Coins, decide which mutated fruit to trade and which to sell. Selling a Hieroglyphic fruit at the usual market gets you the x3 Sheckle value. Trading it with Tina gets you currency for the Anubis shop instead.
Use lower-value Hieroglyphic crops for the shop when you are short of coins, and think twice before handing in a valuable fruit with several sale-boosting effects. If you need ordinary Sheckles right now, there’s no requirement to trade every mutation. Grow a Garden Anubis Coins are worth collecting, but you’ll still need Sheckles to grow your next batch of crops.
Can you get Grow a Garden Anubis Coins without Robux?
Yes. Grow plants, wait for the weather and take Hieroglyphic fruit to Trader Tina. Robux purchase buttons, Archie’s paid Skip Submission and the 1-billion-Sheckle shop restock are optional shortcuts, not mandatory parts of the event. The Anubis listing ends at 9 PM GMT on 14 November 2026, so use the remaining storm cycles to work towards anything you want from the shop.
To plan a purchase, see our complete Anubis Coin Shop guide. If you need to open the higher-value cards, follow the Ancient Archeology rewards route while your next batch of crops grows.
More guides to Grow a Garden Anubis Coins and rewards
Official source: Grow a Garden by The Garden Game on Roblox.
