What to do when Ant Forest tree species have all been claimed? Officials will release a batch of autumn-planted saplings

Last month, Ant Forest was fully upgraded with two new tree species added, Salix psammophila (sand willow) and Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica (Mongolian Scots pine). What frustrates users who are committed to planting trees is that both the Haloxylon ammodendron (saxaul) and the sand willow have all been claimed, leaving only the far-out-of-reach Mongolian Scots pine available to claim.

Since the saxaul and sand willow cannot be claimed, many people reported the issue to Ant Financial officials, asking when they could plant a tree after saving up energy. In response, Ant Financial said: saxaul and sand willow have planting season requirements. The several million saplings planned for planting by Ant Forest this spring have already been fully claimed.

If you want to plant a Mongolian Scots pine, you need to accumulate 146210g of energy, which is really too difficult. But everyone need not be discouraged, because Ant Forest will next release a batch of autumn-planted saplings. Ant Financial said this batch of trees will be planted in autumn, so please wait patiently. Planting trees is, after all, the professional work of professional organizations; its partners will also adapt to local conditions, select tree species, fully consider natural conditions, and plant them at the most suitable time.

So don't worry about there being no tree species; you can still collect energy as usual, and when the new saplings arrive, you can be the first to claim them once you meet the requirements.