Ailanthus altissima grows fast, second only to willow and paulownia trees, but the wood is much harder than them. It's a first-class board, which is much more wear-resistant than paulownia board. Compared with later plywood, it is less stained and more natural. Beds or furniture made of frames of locust trees and Robinia pseudoacacia can grow very fast and tall, so that they can be made into big beds. After all, the current bed is at least two meters long, and only such a long tree can be made. Moreover, Ailanthus altissima is better as a bed, and the wood is softer.

Once a plant is planted, it will never die easily. Their roots are developed and their ability to absorb nutrients is strong. They grow straight at seedling stage. Ailanthus altissima is a tree species that likes light and fears shade. If there is enough sunshine during the growing period, Ailanthus altissima will quickly develop to be thick and tall. There is also a tree called "Toona sinensis", just the opposite. Everyone knows that Toona sinensis has a special fragrance, which will leave a fragrance between the lips and teeth. But at that time, I just wanted to try the smell of stinking spring trees, so I stayed and picked a few leaves of Ailanthus altissima.

In this case, Ailanthus altissima becomes a "life-saving straw". The shepherd should pick some delicate branches and leaves of Ailanthus altissima, which can be directly fed to the flatulent sheep or cut into small pieces and stuffed into the sheep's mouth. After eating stinky Ailanthus altissima, things will get better. In rural areas, many people will pick wild vegetables to eat. This kind of Ailanthus altissima tree is inedible. Leaves are poisonous, and eating them is bad for your health. What you can eat is called Toona sinensis. The smelly tree is called Ailanthus altissima and the fragrant leaves are called Ailanthus altissima.

For example, the leaves and branches of Ailanthus altissima in autumn are used as firewood in times of lack of firewood. For example, the straight and soft wood of Ailanthus altissima is easy to make furniture doors and windows, and it is easy to pull carts, so that rafters do not produce insects. It tastes good. The smell of Ailanthus altissima is particularly unpleasant, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable, so I didn't like Ailanthus altissima since I was a child, and I always thought Ailanthus altissima was useless. Later, I learned that Ailanthus altissima has its own unique advantages, although it tastes bad.