Buddha's Hand fruit opens the path to wealth.

Taking advantage of the fertile and extensive alluvial land along the Red River, farmers in Lien Chau commune have boldly transformed their crop structure, introducing the Buddha's hand citron tree for cultivation. From a familiar ornamental plant during Tet (Lunar New Year), the Buddha's hand citron has now become a key crop, helping many farming households improve their lives. Currently, the commune has approximately 50 hectares of Buddha's hand citron cultivation, with 30 hectares under concentrated farming, yielding an estimated 3 tons per hectare. The Buddha's hand citron has contributed to improving the lives of rural people and boosting the local economy.

A panoramic view of the 30 hectares of Buddha's hand citron orchards, with concentrated production, forming a distinctive local commodity production area.

With a firm grasp of techniques and adherence to proper care procedures, Buddha's hand citron grown in Lien Chau has an attractive appearance, meeting market demands.

Locals cultivate Buddha's hand citron orchards using intensive farming methods to improve yield and fruit quality.

The concentrated Buddha's hand citron growing areas are generating billions of dong in revenue for many households.

Locals graft Buddha's hand bonsai trees to supply the market.

These beautifully shaped Buddha's hand fruits are ready to be sold on the market.

Besides the fruit, farmers also shape Buddha's hand citron into bonsai trees, meeting the needs of some bonsai enthusiasts.

The Buddha's hand citron production area has brought significant income to the people of Lien Chau, contributing to the development of the local economy .

Duong Chung

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