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The money tree (besides referred to as a Bong tree) is a type of tree featured in the Animal Crossing serial. To grow them, the player must bury a pocketbook of Bells using a gilded shovel. After the tree has fully grown, information technology will bloom with three bags of Bells at amounts dependent on how much was initially buried. The tree volition only produce coin once earlier becoming a regular hardwood tree.

In Animal Forest, Brute Crossing, Beast Forest e+, and New Horizons, coin trees can merely be planted by burying money in the daily Shining Spot in the player's boondocks.

1 In New Horizons
- 1.1 Profiting
ii Money Tree Probability (Pre-New Horizons)
3 Dealing with Deforestation
four Gallery
5 Trivia

In New Horizons

The expected return on investment for any corporeality of bells buried. If the player buries 10,000 bells, they are guaranteed to get 30,000. This gives a return of 20,000.

In New Horizons, one shining spot appears per day, granting the player both 1,000 Bells and one opportunity to plant a Bell tree.

If the histrion plants 100-chiliad bells, they will e'er get a tree with 3x g bells.
If the player plants 2,000-nine,000 bells, in that location is a 70% take chances of 3x 1000 bells and a 30% gamble of 3x the amount buried.
If the player buries ten,000-99,000 bells, there is a lxx% chance of 3x 10,000 bells and a 30% chance of 3x the corporeality buried.
The game decides this the moment the money is buried in the glowing spot. There is no design whatsoever to when you will become the original investment back or the 'capped' investment.

Profiting

Fake annual revenue and profit percent for amounts betwixt 10,000 and 99,000 bells, each point averaged over 50 years. Planting more bells will yield greater revenue, simply a lower overall profit.

If the player plants 99,000 bells in every glowing spot every mean solar day for a year, they will accept planted a total of 36,135,000 bells. Statistically, with 30% of the trees existence 297,000 bells, and 70% being 30,000 bells, you can theoretically expect to harvest twoscore,186,500 bells from money trees for a profit of four,051,500 bells; an 11.21% turn a profit with an average daily profit of 11,100 bells.

If the histrion plants 10,000 bells in every glowing spot every day they will have planted 3,650,000 bells. They and then will accept a 100% risk of getting 3x 10,000 bells every tree for a guaranteed harvest of 10,950,000 bells. This is a profit of 7,300,000 bells; a 200% profit with a guaranteed daily profit of xx,000 bells.

Some sources tell players to establish 30,000 bells daily. This ensures that they accept zero loss when they only harvest 30,000 bells back from the tree. However, the expected profit from planting thirty,000 bells is an xviii,000 bong profit per tree. Planting ten,000 bells is always a twenty,000 bong profit.

The player should e'er found 10,000 bells, for not only a better profit but a more than guaranteed one.

Coin Tree Probability (Pre-New Horizons)

Because of the 90,000 Bell cap, planting coin trees is not long-term profitable no affair how many Bells the player invests into the ground.

The likelihood of a tree blooming is dependent on the amount of Bells buried. The maximum amount of Bells whatsoever tree may produce is 90,000, and it will blossom merely once, pregnant that it is detrimental to bury an corporeality exceeding xc,000 Bells. Unfortunately, money trees are not statistically profitable. It is more alike to gambling at a casino—if someone plays long plenty, they are more likely to lose. This is because despite the money tree'due south take a chance to bloom, which varies upon how many Bells are initially cached, the expected render will never exceed the amount invested. If 2 or more than money trees are planted during the same day, but ane volition bloom, so it is wise to plant money trees on dissimilar days.

Bells buried	Bloom adventure	Bells dropped	Expected render	% return
one,000	1%	three,000	30	3%
5,000	5%	15,000	750	xv%
10,000	10%	30,000	3,000	30%
20,000	twenty%	lx,000	12,000	60%
30,000	30%	90,000	27,000	ninety%
40,000	xl%	90,000	36,000	90%
50,000	l%	90,000	45,000	90%
threescore,000	sixty%	ninety,000	54,000	90%
70,000	lxx%	90,000	63,000	90%
lxxx,000	eighty%	90,000	72,000	ninety%
xc,000	xc%	90,000	81,000	xc%
100,000	100%	90,000	ninety,000	90%
110,000	100%	90,000	90,000	82%
120,000	100%	90,000	ninety,000	75%

Given this data, the well-nigh advantageous corporeality to coffin would be 30,000 Bells, giving a 30% probability of tripling the actor'south profits. This is because:

To minimize the expected loss, it is best to bury an corporeality between [thirty,000 to 100,000] considering the expected return is ninety% of the initial investment. Less, and the reward drops with the probability resulting in a lower expectation; more than, and the actor is removing the random probability from it (100% chance) and sealing their fate at a return of xc,000 Bells.
To maximize potential proceeds, information technology is best to bury an amount between [1,000 to xxx,000] because if the histrion's gamble is successful, their reward will be triple their investment.

Dealing with Deforestation

The ability to abound copse from money is tremendously useful in dealing with excessive deforestation, possibly caused by the player due to inconvenient tree placement. With 10,000 Bells, over 10 trees tin exist planted in one day. Although slightly more than expensive than purchasing saplings from Leif or Tom Nook's store, it is much quicker.

Gallery

Trivia

These trees may be based on the expression "money doesn't grow on trees".

Plants
Bamboo • Bush • Clover • Dandelion • Flower • Flower Fest • Fruit • Grass • Grass deterioration • Jacob'southward ladder • Money tree • Mushroom • Palm • Rafflesia • Stump • Tree • Weed