Money Tree
Botanically named Pachira Aquatica and also called Guiana Chestnuts, Money Trees are fantastic indoor trees that add tropical Chi to any environment. First popularized during the 1980s in Taiwan, Money Trees were named after the Feng Shui belief that these specific plants create positive energy and foster prosperity. Known for their braided stems and bright green leaves, Money Trees are hardy plants that prefer ample amounts of water and light. When given proper care, Money Trees will flourish and increase the positive energy in your environment!
Botanically named Pachira Aquatica and also called Guiana Chestnuts, Money Trees are fantastic indoor trees that add tropical Chi to any environment. First popularized during the 1980s in Taiwan, Money Trees were named after the Feng Shui belief that these specific plants create positive energy and foster prosperity. Known for their braided stems and bright green leaves, Money Trees are hardy plants that prefer ample amounts of water and light. When given proper care, Money Trees will flourish and increase the positive energy in your environment!
Botanically named Pachira Aquatica and also called Guiana Chestnuts, Money Trees are fantastic indoor trees that add tropical Chi to any environment. First popularized during the 1980s in Taiwan, Money Trees were named after the Feng Shui belief that these specific plants create positive energy and foster prosperity. Known for their braided stems and bright green leaves, Money Trees are hardy plants that prefer ample amounts of water and light. When given proper care, Money Trees will flourish and increase the positive energy in your environment!
Prospective Plant Parent: Wonderful for beginners or people who have a tendency to kill their plants by overwatering, Money Trees are sturdy plants that can handle a little extra TLC.
Difficulty: The saying, “Mo’ money, mo’ problems” does not apply to Money Trees. (Super easy.)
Lighting: Place your Money Tree in medium to high indirect light. These plants can also adapt to fluorescent lighting.
Watering: Money Trees like to stay on the damp side, but their soil can also dry out 1-3” inches or handle deep, infrequent waterings. It is most important that your Money Tree is never soggy or sitting in water, otherwise, you can water your plant in a way that works best for you!
Humidity: From Mexico and Southern North America, Money Trees prefer some humidity. If kept in a dry room, mist your plant weekly to keep the leaves plump and healthy.
Temperature: Money Trees are most comfortable in temperatures between 65-80 degrees.