Once upon a time, there was an old farmer, who lived in a small village. He had been farming the same land for many years and was quite successful, but he was getting older and his family was growing. The farmer wanted to find a way to ensure that his children and grandchildren would be able to keep on farming the same land and continue his legacy.

One day, while walking through the fields, the farmer stumbled upon a strange plant he had never seen before. The delicate purple and white petals reminded him of a flower, but he could not place it. He decided to take the plant home to his family and see if they could identify it.

When the family looked at the plant, they noticed it had the same petals of a flower, but was growing from a bulb-like structure. After some research, the family discovered that the plant was a perianthium, an ancient plant once believed to bring luck and good fortune to those who found it.

The family was so excited that they decided to plant the perianthium in the center of their fields, believing that it would bring them luck and prosperity. For many years, the family was blessed with a bountiful harvest and good fortune.

But one year, the family noticed that the perianthium was not blooming. They were sad and disappointed, as the plant had brought them so much luck, yet now it looked like it was dying. They decided to remove the plant and replant it elsewhere, hoping that this would revive it.

However, when they tried to remove the perianthium, they discovered that it had grown a deep, strong root system that refused to let go. The family was now faced with a difficult decision. If they tried to dig the perianthium out, they might damage the root system and ruin their crop. If they left the plant in its current location, it might still die and their fortune would be lost.

Finally, the farmer’s eldest son had an idea—he proposed that the family move the perianthium, roots and all, and plant it in a new location. The other family members were skeptical, but eventually agreed.

Using ropes and oxen, the family managed to carefully move the perianthium, and when they planted it in a new location, it began to bloom again! The family was overjoyed, and immediately the good fortune returned.

From that moment onward, the farmer’s family continued to move the perianthium from one field to another whenever it stopped blooming. This tradition was passed down from generation to generation in the family, and each time the perianthium bloomed again, they thought of the luck and fortune it brought them.

Moral of the story: No matter what obstacles we face, if we persevere and remain open-minded, we can find new solutions and bring good fortune and luck into our lives.