Judging from the growth of the fruits and flowers of trees and, plants we may determine beforehand what articles can be had cheap and in abundance and what crops will thrive.
If the Śāla tree should bear fruits and flowers, Kalama (white rice) will grow in abundance; if the red Aśoka should bear fruits and flowers red paddy will grow; if the Kṣīrika should bear fruits and flowers white paddy will grow and if the black Aśoka should bear fruits and flowers black rice will grow.
The growth of the Nyagrodha (the Banyan tree) indicates the growth of Yava (barley); the growth of Tinduka indicates the growth of the Ṣaṣṭika rice; and the growth of the Aśvattha indicates the growth of all crops.
The growth of the Jambū (the rose apple) tree indicates the growth of the gingelly and black gram; the growth of Śirīṣa indicates the growth of the Kaṅgū; the growth of Madhūka indicates the growth of wheat and the growth of the Saptaparṇa indicates the growth of the barley.
The growth of Atimuktaka (mountain ebony) and that of Kunda (cassia) indicate the growth of Kapāsa (cotton), the growth of Asana indicates the growth of Sarṣapa (mustard (plant); the growth of Badarī (Jajube tree) indicates the growth of Kulattha, and the growth of Cirabilva indicates the growth of the Mudga.
Judging from the growth of the fruits and flowers of trees and, plants we may determine beforehand what articles can be had cheap and in abundance and what crops will thrive.
If the Śāla tree should bear fruits and flowers, Kalama (white rice) will grow in abundance; if the red Aśoka should bear fruits and flowers red paddy will grow; if the Kṣīrika should bear fruits and flowers white paddy will grow and if the black Aśoka should bear fruits and flowers black rice will grow.
The growth of the Nyagrodha (the Banyan tree) indicates the growth of Yava (barley); the growth of Tinduka indicates the growth of the Ṣaṣṭika rice; and the growth of the Aśvattha indicates the growth of all crops.
The growth of the Jambū (the rose apple) tree indicates the growth of the gingelly and black gram; the growth of Śirīṣa indicates the growth of the Kaṅgū; the growth of Madhūka indicates the growth of wheat and the growth of the Saptaparṇa indicates the growth of the barley.
The growth of Atimuktaka (mountain ebony) and that of Kunda (cassia) indicate the growth of Kapāsa (cotton), the growth of Asana indicates the growth of Sarṣapa (mustard (plant); the growth of Badarī (Jajube tree) indicates the growth of Kulattha, and the growth of Cirabilva indicates the growth of the Mudga.