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

1. Does it really exist?

Although the name sounds fantastic, it really exists in real life. What we usually call it is just a kind of tropical vegetable and fruit. The fruit contains a large amount of 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 mythological color of the fruit.

2. What kind of plants

It is a nightshade herb and ornamental plant, native to South America, and adaptable to temperatures of around 25 degrees. The flowers that bloom during the growth process are yellow or golden yellow, and the fruits are oval or round white fruits. Purple veins will form on the fruits over time. The ripening period is generally in September. The fruits are crisp and juicy when ripe. They contain a lot of vitamins and some trace elements and have high nutritional value. Most of the various fruits commonly seen on the market in our lives are grown by people through special models to improve their appearance and increase their benefits.