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Enough with fruit: the best thing to plant in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a money tree. The money tree is an old series trick that people have been experimenting with since the game launched, Animal Crossing Bells and now we’ve got a bit more information about how the whole thing works, so read on for everything you need to know about money trees in the game.
First the basics: you plant a money tree by finding the glowing spot on the ground that shows up once per day on the island. Dig it up to find some bells, but also a glowing hole: do not fill the hole in. Instead, go select the bells at the bottom of your inventory and pull some out. With the shovel still equipped, select the http://www.lolga.com bells in your inventory and select “bury in hole”. You’ll see a little sprout that will grow into a money tree a few days later. It will only yield one round of bells: after that it reverts to being a standard hardwood tree.
At first, it seemed like 10,ooo was the largest number of bells that you could plant in the hole and see a 3X return: a fully-grown money tree yields three bags of bells, each with the amount you put in to begin with. After a patch, however, there are reports of people getting the full 3X return out of the 99,000 money tree:As the post notes, 99,000 is not a reliable investment. I’ve tried it three times and gotten only 30,oo0 out of my tree, meaning https://www.lolga.com/animal-crossing-bells that I’m losing 69,000 each time. That’s not such a large sample size, however, and it does appear that a 99,000 tree is entirely possible. The real question is this: is the likelihood of getting a 99,000 money tree enough to offset the risk of losing it? At 50% odds, it would still be worth it to plant. At At 33% odds it would still be worth it, but just barely. Below that and it makes more sense to plant a 10,ooo tree.
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