Does the "ginseng fruit" in Journey to the West really exist? What kind of plant is it?

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1. Does it really exist?

 2. What kind of plants?

Ginseng fruit is real. It is a tropical fruit and vegetable. The fruit contains a large amount of vitamins, amino acids and other trace elements. The description in Journey to the West only adds to the mythical color of the fruit. It belongs to the nightshade family of herbs and ornamental plants, and its origin is South America. The ripening period is usually in September. The fruits are crisp and juicy when mature. Nowadays, they are often made with special molds.

1. Does it really exist?

Although the name sounds like a fantasy, it does exist in real life. What we usually talk about is just a tropical vegetable and fruit, and the fruit contains a lot of It contains vitamins, amino acids and other trace elements. The fruit mentioned in Journey to the West takes 10,000 years to mature and has powerful effects, which only adds to the mythical color of the fruit.

 2. What kind of plants

It belongs to the nightshade family of herbs and ornamental plants. Its origin is South America and its adaptable temperature is about 25 degrees. The flowers that bloom during growth are yellow or golden, and the fruit is an oval or round white fruit. Purple veins will form on the fruit as time goes by. The maturity period is usually in September. The fruit is crisp and juicy when mature, and the inside is Contains a large amount of vitamins and some trace elements, and has high nutritional value. Most of the various fruits that are common on the market in our lives are fixed and grown by people through special models, which play a role in improving their appearance and increasing their income.

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