Auto Robar Script for Grow a Garden 2

Every raid on a neighbor's plot in Grow a Garden 2 is a trade: you walk away richer, someone else logs back in to an empty field. The companion built around AUTO FARM and ROBAR TODAS LAS BASES (raid-all-bases) for the Delta loader app leans hard into that trade-off, automating both sides of the exchange — your own harvest and the raid on everyone else's — so the question becomes less "can I steal" and more "when is it worth it."

What You Actually Gain

Enable ROBAR TODAS LAS BASES and the companion stops asking you to pick a target. It works through every base on the server in sequence, weighing which plots are carrying mature crops or open chests against how heavily defended they are, and skips anything that looks like a bad trade. The payoff is concentrated: instead of the slow trickle you'd get raiding one garden at a time, you can clear half a dozen plots in the time it takes to make a coffee, walking back with materials for traps and higher-tier upgrades that would otherwise take hours of manual scouting. Run it alongside AUTO FARM — which handles your own planting, watering, and harvesting on a loop — and you're generating resources on both ends of the ledger at once, one passive, one active.

What the Other Side Experiences

The flip side is that every base the tool clears belongs to a real player who will eventually come back to a lighter garden. The targeting logic favors plots that already look neglected — crops sitting past their harvest window, chests left unopened — rather than actively fortified bases, which softens the impact somewhat: you're mostly claiming produce that would have gone to waste anyway. Still, on a competitive server, a wave of automated raids can visibly dent a rival's progress, and it's worth remembering that the players on the other end of those empty plots are chasing the same rare seeds and coins you are.

Timing It Right

Because the raid and farm functions can run in parallel, the smartest pattern is to let your own crops finish a growth cycle right before triggering a raiding pass — that way you return to a garden that's simultaneously full of your own fresh harvest and freshly looted materials, instead of splitting your attention between two half-finished tasks. Early sessions, when servers are fuller and more bases sit unattended while players are off doing other things, tend to produce the fastest sweeps. Later on, once more players are actively defending, the tool's own defense-avoidance logic starts skipping more targets, which is a natural signal to switch back to pure farming for a while. Watching that shift is itself useful information: a raiding pass that keeps coming back nearly empty is telling you the server has gotten more defensive, and that's usually a better cue to change strategy than any fixed schedule would be.

There's also a middle path worth considering rather than treating this as a binary switch. Running short raiding bursts between longer farming stretches tends to produce a steadier resource curve than leaving either function on indefinitely — you get the concentrated payoff of a raid sweep without leaving your own garden's growth cycles unattended for so long that crops start wilting between visits.

Getting It Running

The companion is built for the Delta loader app and works on both iOS and Android, which matters since a good chunk of the Grow a Garden 2 community plays on phones between other tasks. Keep both Delta and the game itself updated — automation built around specific plot and inventory layouts tends to pause or misbehave for a session or two after the game patches, and running an outdated version is the most common reason a raiding pass comes back empty. Beyond that, treat the loot from ROBAR TODAS LAS BASES the way you'd treat any windfall: reinvest it into upgrades that make your own garden less appealing to raid in return. A well-defended plot of your own is, in a sense, the natural counterbalance to a tool built around raiding everyone else's — the same mechanics that let you profit from an unguarded base will eventually be turned on yours if it looks just as easy.