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A tree in the south: people don't eat the fruit but eat the roots; it is extremely toxic, yet its taste rivals sweet potato
In the southern regions of China, there is a low-growing tree. It looks quite ordinary and can bloom and bear fruit, but people do not eat its fruit; instead, they eat its roots, which leaves outsiders baffled. This tree is called "shushu" or "nanyang shu" locally, and it is a crop introduced from the Americas. Its characteristic is that its roots are numerous and large, just like an enlarged sweet potato, which is why it is called "shushu" (tree potato). Shushu is edible, and its taste rivals sweet potato, but it is extremely toxic and must never be eaten raw.
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The tree root my mother-in-law bought at the country market and grew for half a year, a wealthy collector was willing to pay 3,000 yuan for it
A while ago, my mother-in-law went to the country market and spent 60 yuan on a very unremarkable tree root. The whole family thought she had been cheated. Unexpectedly, after she grew it for half a year, a wealthy collector actually wanted to buy it for 3,000 yuan, and the whole family was stunned...
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Grandpa Chopped the Tree Root Off the Wall and Made It into a Bonsai, Doubling Its Value; a Friend Offered 50,000 Yuan
Grandpa chopped the tree root off the wall and made it into a bonsai, doubling its value; a friend directly offered 50,000 yuan. In today's life, people who stay at home always keep some plants, after all, growing plants has certain benefits. My grandpa is very fond of...
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Money Tree in the North: Water It with This Once a Month and Leaves Will Grow Like Crazy, Stay Lush Green, with No Root Rot or Yellow Leaves
Compared with the South, the North really is not easy for growing money trees (Pachira aquatica). They tend to get yellow leaves and root rot easily, and this has a lot to do with the climate. Money trees like a warm, humid environment and are originally a southern tree species, so if you want to grow a money tree well in the North, ...
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Growing a money tree well in the north: water it with this twice a year and it will have lush green leaves without root rot or yellow leaves
Compared with the south, the north really is not easy for growing money trees. They tend to get yellow leaves and root rot easily, and this has a lot to do with the climate conditions. Money trees like warm, humid environments and are originally a southern tree species, so if you want to grow a money tree well in the north, ...
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Remember these 6 points for Schefflera (umbrella tree) care, and its roots will fill the pot while its leaves shine glossy and bright
Many people love the Schefflera (umbrella tree): it greens up the environment, absorbs toxic gases, purifies the air, and is very easy to grow. Just look at the Schefflera grown by the pros, its roots have burst out of the pot and its leaves are glossy and bright. You only need to pay attention to these 6 points...
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No need to buy a money tree - just snap off a branch and stick it in soil and it will live, sending out big white roots in 10 days
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) symbolizes abundant wealth and is deeply loved by flower lovers everywhere. Today, Huahua is going to share a little trick with everyone, teaching you how to use money tree branches to propagate small money trees. May you have many money trees and plenty of money too!
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