Buddha's hand citron, also known as the fingered citron, is one of the oldest varieties of citrus. It looks like a lemon with long segments growing from it. Its name is derived from its unusual shape, which also resembles a hand position for prayer. A single fingered citron can cost $25 but go as high as $170 depending on how well-shaped and magnificent it is. The farmers in a small Vietnamese town are reaping the financial benefits, but at what cost? And why exactly is Buddha's hand citron so expensive? 0:00 - Intro 1:22 - Meet the farmer from the Dac So Village 2:20 - Powerful Aroma 2:38 - Getting ready for the Big Festival 3:57 - Tree Care and Harvesting 7:02 - Huge Risks 8:32 - Fingers and the Perfect Buddha’s Hand 10:32 - The Biggest Threat to its Appearance 11:28 - Careful Packaging 12:37 - Local vs International Prices 13:43 - Outro MORE SO EXPENSIVE VIDEOS: How Chinese Demand For Fish Maw (Swim Bladder) Fuels A $52 Million Industry In Uganda youtube.com/watch?v=_p...