About money trees (info inside)

[kieryn]

I have done an experiment on money trees.

Things you should be aware of while planting money trees.
-You need a gold shovel
-Planting larger amounts will give a higher chance of money apearing
-You can NOT plant more than one tree at a time and have them both have money one ninetendo made it so you can not mass produce the trees
-Stumps help the tree sprout money
-The max you can get from one tree is 90k (3 bags of 30)
-I have lost 4mil to money trees (1mil trying to mass produce 3 to experiment)
-people will steal the money if you leave it on the tree
- These last three points are invaild


Edit
-Money trees (like all trees) don't need attention just leave them to grow, this means you can tt 5 days ahead and have the grow perfectly.

So what you should is plant a tree (not money) let it grow, chop it down ad then plant some money (under 90k) but no more than one tree a time.
Well you may ask me questions if you are unsure about planting money trees if this is unclear.

[mikegrann]

Nice guide, thanks for the info.

I'm going to quote one of my older posts just for reference :D

Originally Posted by mikegrann

First, you need a golden shovel. Just buy a shovel, bury it, and dig it up a day later.

Then you use the golden shovel to bury a money bag. Choose the amount of money carefully. If you bury 1k, you have a 1% chance of the tree growing. Additionally, if you bury 10k, you have a 10% chance of it growing; if you bury 25k, you have a 25% chance of it growing, and so on and so forth. The tree will grow three bags, each containing the same amount of money as the one buried. But there's a catch. Each bag grown will not exceed 30k. So don't bury more than 90k, because you won't make any money!

As for watering, I assume you water it like a normal tree. I can't remember that part :P

One of your best bets is burying 80k. You have an 80% chance of the tree growing and will make a quick 10k. It's one of the most guaranteed methods, but won't make you as much money as the riskier ones.

Hope some of my information will be helpful ;)