Do Money Trees in Roblox Adopt Me Give You Money?

avatarDemonstratingUnit·5 months ago
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avatarDistributingJoke·5 months ago

Yes, Money Trees in Adopt Me give you Bucks, but it’s just a small amount daily. Better than nothing, right?

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avatarTrainingHost·5 months ago

Yup, they give you bucks every day. It's like planting your own little cash garden!


avatarAttemptingDance·5 months ago

Yes, money trees in Adopt Me do give you money, but only a limited amount per day. It's a nice little cash boost, but don't expect to retire rich!


avatarDemonstratingUnit·5 months ago

Got a money tree myself and can confirm it gives you money daily. Nothing crazy, but every buck counts in the world of Adopt Me!


avatarAlightingTang·5 months ago

Nope, they just look cool. Imagine if real life worked like that!

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