Let’s face it: when you first start out in Grow a Garden 2, walking around your plot can feel painfully slow. When you are trying to maximize your early-game profits, every second spent waddling between your crops and the shops is time wasted. Minimizing that downtime is the ultimate secret to scaling up your farm quickly.

Fortunately, you don't have to suffer through the default walk speed for long. By leveraging pet mechanics, grabbing the right gear, or even abusing a hilarious physics glitch, you can significantly boost your travel velocity right out of the gate. Here is exactly how to do it.

1. Stack Bunny Pets for a Permanent Passive Boost

If you want a reliable, permanent speed upgrade that doesn't require constant upkeep, the pet system is your best friend. Specifically, you want to target Bunny pets.

• The Stat Buff: A single equipped Bunny pet grants your character a permanent +5 Walk Speed boost.

• Pet Stacking: When you start the game, you have 3 active pet slots available. If you equip three Bunnies at the same time, those multipliers stack together to give you an instant, permanent +15 Walk Speed.

How to Get Your Bunnies

There are a few ways to build your Bunny army early on:

• Common Eggs: This is the most cost-effective method. Head over to the Common Egg gacha station and start rolling. It features a very generous 30% hatch rate for Bunnies, so it won’t take long to get a full trio.

• Wild Spawns: If you have some cash to burn and hate relying on luck, you can occasionally find them spawning directly on the open map to buy for 20,000 Sheckles.

• Pet Toys: Once you are a bit further into the game, you can use Pet Toys to upgrade your Bunnies' base stats, pushing your movement speed even higher.

2. Purchase Consumables and Gear for Fast Travel

If you find yourself needing an immediate burst of velocity—like when you're trying to catch an annoying thief or racing against a shop timer—the Gear Shop has exactly what you need.

• Speed Mushrooms: For just 1,500 Sheckles at the Gear Store, you can buy a Speed Mushroom. Chomping down on one gives you a temporary +5 speed boost for a full minute. It’s perfect for quick sprints.

• Teleporter Wrench: This item costs 18,000 Sheckles. While it might feel a bit pricey during your absolute first few minutes of gameplay, it is well worth saving up for. The wrench allows you to blink forward short distances, letting you completely bypass standard walking when navigating the map.

3. Go Sonic with the Celestberry Momentum Glitch

If you want to fly across your plot at ridiculous speeds without grinding up thousands of Sheckles, you can take advantage of a popular community physics glitch. It takes a little setup, but the result is hilarious and incredibly effective for reaching the distant Gear Shop instantly.

Here is how to pull it off:

1. Plant and grow a Celestberry (or any other large crop plant). Make sure to use your basic or advanced sprinklers to help it grow until it reaches a heavy weight, ideally between 9 to 14 kg.

2. Once the crop is large enough, leave the server and rejoin the game after roughly 30 minutes.

3. Harvest the massive crop and equip it into your hand.

4. Go into first-person mode, turn on Shift Lock, look completely backward, and start walking backward while spamming your jump key.

If done correctly, the game's physics engine will lose its mind and fling your character into a rapid, high-velocity movement state. You will slide across the map in seconds, making travel a breeze.