How to Get Blood Kiwi in Grow A Garden

The Blood Kiwi is one of the most sought-after Legendary pets in Grow A Garden, introduced during the Blood Moon Event. With its unique traits and eye-catching design, this pet has quickly become a fan favorite among collectors and efficient hatchers alike.

How to Get the Blood Kiwi

The Blood Kiwi is a limited-time Legendary pet that was introduced during the Blood Moon Event in Grow A Garden. Unlike regular pets that are available year-round, the Blood Kiwi can only be obtained through special event participation or trading, which makes it quite rare and valuable.

1. Blood Moon Shop (Event Exclusive Purchase)

During the Blood Moon Event, players had the chance to access a special in-game store called the Blood Moon Shop. Here's how the Blood Kiwi was made available:

• Cost: 20,000,000 sheckles
• Availability: Limited to the duration of the Blood Moon Event
• Limit: There was no explicit per-player limit, but accumulating enough sheckles during the event window was a challenge for many players

To earn enough sheckles for the purchase, players typically had to grind event activities, complete challenges, or trade in high-value items for currency. This created a competitive rush among players trying to get the pet before the event ended.

2. Summer Harvest Event (Alternative Unlock Method)

The Summer Harvest Event also offers a chance to get the Blood Kiwi, though the method is different:

• Players can earn event-specific crates, capsules, or quest rewards.
• These event rewards may randomly include the Blood Kiwi, either directly or through a pet capsule system.
• The drop rate isn't officially confirmed, but anecdotal reports suggest it's very rare, adding to the pet's mystique.

This event-based acquisition method means players who missed the Blood Moon Event still have a limited chance to obtain the Blood Kiwi during the summer season—though it requires luck and active participation.

3. Trading With Other Players

Since the Blood Kiwi is a tradable Legendary pet, players can also acquire it via player-to-player trades.

• Estimated value: 40T–50T sheckles (as of now)
• Demand: Moderate (5/10), meaning it's not ultra-hyped but consistently traded
• Best time to trade: Right after seasonal events when new pets enter circulation and older ones like the Blood Kiwi become desirable again

Pro tip: Look for undervalued trades just after an event ends—some players may sell Blood Kiwi below market value to raise quick currency.

4. Buy from U4GM ($0.59 USD)

For those who prefer a faster and guaranteed method, you can also buy Blood Kiwi directly from U4GM for just $0.59 USD.

• It's a safe and reliable option for players who want to skip the grind or missed the event entirely.
• U4GM offers instant delivery and secure transactions, making it a popular choice for pet collectors and efficiency-focused players.

✅ This method is ideal if you're looking to complete your legendary pet collection or want the benefits of Blood Kiwi's passive trait without relying on luck or farming.

Appearance

The Blood Kiwi is a recolored variant of the original Kiwi pet. Its visual design includes:

• Maroon body and head
• Orange beak and feet
• Red pupils
• When it sings, it produces musical notes with vivid shades of red, orange, and yellow, giving it a fiery, festive look.

Passive Ability: Crimson Cradle

What sets the Blood Kiwi apart is its powerful passive trait designed for egg hatching efficiency.

• Name: Crimson Cradle

Effect:

• Every 60 seconds, the Blood Kiwi reduces the hatch time of the egg with the highest remaining time by 45 seconds.
• It also increases hatch speed by 20% for that egg.

Activation Condition:

• The Blood Kiwi remains inactive if there are no eggs on your plot or if all eggs have zero remaining hatch time.

This makes the Blood Kiwi especially valuable for players looking to maximize hatching speed and boost pet farming efficiency.

Blood Kiwi Trading Value

As of now, here is a breakdown of its estimated market value and demand:

While not the highest in demand, its value remains stable, and the utility of its passive continues to keep it relevant in the trading market.