Part Three of Beantock adds a useful long-term task: the Old Man's fruit deliveries. This Grow a Garden 2 Old Man NPC Delivery Guide starts with the part that matters most: stock your seeds before you begin, because later requests can be very specific. Keeping a few GAG 2 Items ready alongside your crop supplies can make the full route much less stressful.

How the Old Man Deliveries Work

The Old Man NPC asks for one specific fruit at a time. Take the requested crop to the giant's basket and turn it in to move to the next delivery. There are 30 deliveries total, and certain requests need a required weight or a particular mutation rather than a normal harvest.

Don't grow everything blindly at the start. Visit the NPC, read the current request, then pull out the exact fruit from your inventory. That simple habit keeps valuable mutated crops from being used when they are not needed.

Event Rewards and Delivery Tiers

Every completed delivery lets you pick one reward from three choices. The available rewards include seeds, Bananod Chests, Bananod Eggs, and other useful event items. Since you only choose one option, take a second to compare all three before confirming.

The reward pool improves as you advance through the chain. Deliveries 1 through 10 are Tier 1, deliveries 11 through 20 are Tier 2, and deliveries 21 through 30 are Tier 3. The higher tiers are why preparation matters: tougher crop conditions show up later, while the rewards become more worthwhile.

Pets and Special Crop Preparation

Your most useful helpers are Spider, Liar Bird, Kappa, Mistletoad, and Mimic Octopus. Spider speeds plant growth, which cuts down the waiting between attempts. Liar Bird is best used before harvests when you need heavier fruit for a delivery requirement.

Kappa is the key pet for Wet crops, while Mistletoad handles Chilled crops. Mimic Octopus helps with cooldown support, so it is especially handy when you are repeating the same preparation cycle. The Golden Shovel Pack is also part of this Beantock update, but the delivery route itself is the main path for pursuing the listed event rewards.

Making Wet, Chilled, and Frozen Fruit

For Wet requests, prepare Lily Pad, Cluster, and Bamboo. Let Spider speed up their growth, apply Wet with Kappa, then use Liar Bird before harvesting if the delivery calls for more weight. Applying the mutation before collecting is the important part.

For Chilled fruit, grow Glow Pod, Harp Vine, or Dragon Fruit with Spider active. Use Mistletoad to give the crop its Chilled state, then harvest once the request can be met. Frozen Pepper needs an extra step: apply Chilled to Pepper with Mistletoad first, then use Kappa to create Frozen.

Seeds and Resources to Prepare First

The delivery pool includes Tomato, Blueberry, Strawberry, Corn, Mandrake, Daffodil, Twist Berry, Apple, Fable Flour, Bamboo, Watermelon, Flare, Daisy, Pumpkin, Lily Pad, Cluster, Coconut, Glow Pod, Cactus, Dusk Buff, Dragon Fruit, Mango, Canary Melon, Harp Vine, Grape, Flare Melon, Mushroom, and Pepper.

Your main resource source is your own seed stock and harvest cycle. Gather and organize these plants before pushing deep into the 30 deliveries, especially Bamboo, Lily Pad, Cluster, Glow Pod, Harp Vine, Dragon Fruit, and Pepper. Those crops cover the mutation-focused requests that otherwise stop your progress.

A Faster Delivery Routine

A reliable routine is to grow mutation crops first, because they usually take more setup than ordinary requests. Run Spider during growth, use Kappa or Mistletoad when the crop is ready, and call on Liar Bird just before harvest. After that, grow the ordinary crops from the delivery list as needed.

Harvest in small batches of around three to five fruits. Taking huge piles at once can fill your inventory with crops that do not match the current request. Small batches also make it easier to find the correct item when you return to the Old Man.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

The biggest mistake is harvesting a required plant before its mutation is applied. Another is using Liar Bird too early, then realizing the fruit needed Wet, Chilled, or Frozen status first. Keep the order straight: grow, mutate, increase weight if needed, then collect.

Also, do not rush through reward selection. Tier progression is fixed, but each completed delivery gives you a choice, so pick the option that supports the crops or pets you still need. If your playtime is short, preparing several mutation plants in advance is far better than starting a new request with an empty garden.

Finish the Full Beantock Route

The New Beantock Event Features reward players who treat deliveries like a planned farming route rather than random errands. Build a seed reserve, save your mutation pets for matching requests, and keep your harvests controlled. If you still need extra support for that setup, you can buy Grow A Garden 2 Pets through U4GM and focus your regular playtime on finishing the remaining tiers.

U4GM is a friendly stop for Grow a Garden 2 players working through the Old Man's tougher delivery requests. Plan seeds, weights, and mutations ahead, and explore u4gm for game items that may help keep your garden ready for Wet, Chilled, or Frozen fruit runs. Less scrambling, more rewarding baskets.