“Grew” is the simple past tense of “grow,” while “grown” is the past participle. We can use these two verb forms for “grow,” but each one interacts differently with the sentence. “Grew” is correct on its own, but “grown” needs an auxiliary verb before it is correct. I grew a lot because of the things you said to me.

is that growed is (us|dialect) ( grow) while grown is . covered by growth; overgrown. Other Comparisons: What's the difference? (ergative) To become bigger. Children grow quickly. To appear or sprout. Flowers grew on the trees as summer approached. A long tail began to grow from his backside.