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ว่านน้ำเต้าทอง

Wan Nam Tao Thong

Golden-Gourd Waan

well-sourced

Ritual purpose

108-list gloss: metta, luck/fortune, and อยู่ยงคงกระพัน invulnerability. Other sources emphasize softer prosperity/attraction: charm, trade luck, money flowing in, household protection from bad omens.

Botanical

Likely Pancratium zeylanicum L. (Amaryllidaceae); plant-market aliases equate it with "ว่านเศรษฐีน้ำเต้าทอง / ว่านระฆังทอง / ว่านมหามงคล". The occult 108-list source uses the short name without botanical data — preserve alias uncertainty. Forum follow-up surfaced a genuine collector naming dispute: an old Pantip Jatujak topic has a participant ("ตาเชย") argue from ten printed waan manuals (~1941-1965 BE) that the traditional name is simply "ว่านน้ำเต้าทอง" without the "เศรษฐี" prefix used by modern sellers. Separate current Pantip threads distinguish เศรษฐีน้ำเต้าทอง from the visually similar ว่านมหามงคล by flower trait: curled petals with a white stamen versus non-curled petals with a yellow stamen — and one grower reports having previously misidentified their own flowering plant.

Origin / legend

No real origin legend; the "golden gourd / wealthy person" name supplies prosperity symbolism through name and fragrance.

Consecration method (ปลุกเสก)

No specific consecration rite found — no planting day, lunar timing, offerings, or pluksek steps located.

Application

Plant in the house, shop, or auspicious display for money/prosperity; carrying the bulb/root is said to make the carrier charming/attractive (lower-confidence note).

Taboos / restrictions (ข้อห้าม)

  • Slow-growing bulb; needs well-drained soil and partial shade.

Upgraded to well-sourced specifically for the naming/identity question — Pantip independently and repeatedly documents the เศรษฐีน้ำเต้าทอง vs ว่านมหามงคล confusion and the "เศรษฐี"-prefix dispute. The hard occult claim (invulnerability) remains thin and single-source; no katha or consecration procedure was found in forums either.

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