1. Why can't I see bayberry blossom? Many people in the older generation think that bayberry can't be planted at home, especially if it can't bloom, otherwise it will kill people and lead to family ruin, so it is very taboo to plant bayberry.
So why can't we watch bayberry blossom? This should start with a story spread among the ancient people. A long time ago, a family lived on the mountain by planting fruit trees and fir trees. In order to protect their fruits from being stolen, their family stayed in the mountains all the year round.
On a cold New Year's Eve, the man seemed to hear someone stealing fruit, so he got up and chased into the depths of the forest. Who knew it was gone forever. The next morning, the family searched for a long time and found that the host was dead. Where the man died, he planted several arbutus trees.
There is a folk saying that Myrica rubra always blooms in the first half of the New Year's Eve and bears fruit in the second half. Every New Year's Eve, the immortals in the sky will come down to reproduce and cast spells on Myrica rubra trees so that they can bear fruit in the coming year. The man must have known a secret that ordinary people don't know, so he was taken away by Yan Luowang.
Since then, it has been said among the people that you can't watch bayberry blossom, or you will be killed by Yan Luowang, so people will be very afraid to raise bayberry at home, thinking that it is a symbol of bad luck and is very bad for the family's feng shui fortune.
Besides, because of Yangmei? May? With what? Mildew? Homonym means bad luck. Raising bayberry at home will bring a lot of bad things. It is not good to go out, it is difficult to get foreign currency. It is best not to keep bayberry at home, especially at your doorstep.
Second, there is no scientific basis for watching the bayberry blossom and die. But the above statement has no exact scientific basis. It's just a story that people spread among the people. Many times, public opinion is produced in this way, and things that are not in themselves can be hyped very realistically.
There are also some people who keep bayberry trees at home, and they have seen bayberry trees bloom. They didn't bring any disaster, and they didn't lose their lives. They still lived well. Therefore, it is only a rumor that people say that they will die after seeing the bayberry tree blossom, and there is no scientific basis.
Of course, if you really don't want to keep a Myrica rubra tree at home or around your home and don't want to cut it down, you can water it with salt water every day. In this case, within a month, the roots of Myrica rubra will be corroded and die slowly.
Conclusion: Through the above introduction, I believe everyone can understand why Myrica rubra can't bloom, and there is no scientific basis to say that Myrica rubra will die as soon as it blooms. I hope everyone can breed lush bayberry trees!