Rich trees can also blossom and bear fruit. Have you ever seen peanut-flavored flowers and brown seeds?

In fact, the rich tree is Malabasu, which is native to South America, and now it has had a far-reaching "impact" on our country's feng shui, and people believe that it can bring wealth.

(the tall wealth tree raised at home is usually more than 1 meter high, and the highest can grow to more than two meters.)

And many people do not know that he still has this peanut-flavored flowers and brown fruit. Have you ever seen what the seeds of a rich tree are like?

You can smell the flowers of the rich tree under the tree, which is similar to peanuts.

The fruit is green and brown when ripe, so it can almost be picked like the one above.

The fruit of the unripe rich tree should be examined carefully to find that it does not have much fruit, but is hidden at the tip of the branches.

After the fruit is peeled off, you can see the seeds inside, a bit like millet. I just don't know if I can stir-fry it, but it's better not to try. (it is originally called "Malabasu")

Are the seedlings of the rich trees sown with seeds, or are they very delicate?

In South America, the flowers of wealth trees have also been seen in parks, which can blossom and bear fruit as long as the temperature and humidity are enough.

These are big trees that grow to 4 to 5 meters high, and they don't look like potted rich trees sold by florists at all, but it can't be concealed that they are rich trees, the embodiment of Malabasu.