Right, so here’s the thing. You know how sometimes you stumble onto something and think, “Why didn’t I notice this earlier?” That’s kinda how it feels with this game, Grow a Garden. It’s like exploded onto the scene in 2025. I mean, have you seen it? In March, it popped up and bam—just took off like that annoying song you pretend to hate but secretly love. It’s a farming simulator on Roblox, of all things. And these updates keep coming, like non-stop, which keeps pulling people in. The latest craze? Cooking. Everyone’s into it—maybe it’s the smell of virtual baked goods? Who knows.
Side note, suddenly plushies—yeah, like those soft toys you kinda wanna hug but won’t admit to it—are out and about. Some place on Amazon called VatanFari is dishing them out. They say they’re taking cues from the game, but I’m like, “Okay, if you say so.” Maybe it’s legit, or maybe they’re just gonna be those blobs that vaguely resemble something cute.
Anyway, so pets. There’s a bunch in the game, but here’s the kicker: not all end up as plushies. But you’ve got your usual suspects—a chicken, a raccoon, and then—wait for it—a Disco Bee. Yeah, that last one caught me off guard too—kind of like finding a unicorn in your backyard. Oh, and don’t forget the Chicken Zombie from a past giveaway which snuck onto the plushie scene.
You’d think they’d all be mini-sized, right? But no, they’re sitting pretty at 10 inches, give or take. Except, hang on, this Chicken Zombie is 12 inches. It’s like the tall kid in class who stands out in every group photo. Price-wise? Decently around $18. But this bigger guy, the Chicken Zombie, goes for $30. Expensive taste, I guess.
So, here we are. No “official” merch yet, which means you’re left rummaging through third-party stuff. Amazon, Etsy—typical places you’d drift through at 3 a.m. There’s a chance of snagging something cool.
But now, is VatanFari legit? Well, here’s the deal. With third-party Amazon sellers, it’s a hit or miss. Sometimes, you get gold. Other times, well…not so much. But folks say VatanFari’s got decent reviews. And plushies aren’t exactly life or death purchases, right? If it flops, there’s that 30-day Amazon return thing, so not too risky.
Alright, so that’s that. Should you dive in? Maybe. Depends on whether you wanna take a chance on a Disco Bee you didn’t know you needed.
