Money Tree
The Money Tree, also known as
Pachira Aquatica is a beautiful houseplant. Unfortunately like the name suggest, this plant does not produce any money. However it does off shiny hand-shaped leaves giving any room a tropical feel. In its native environment, a money tree may grow up to 60 feet tall. Generally money trees are kept short and potted with multiple plants, woven into a braid creating decorative look to your home.
Watering:
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If you have a tenancy to water on the heavier side, than a Money Tree is for you. These plants enjoy having constantly moist soil. Beware to make sure your money tree is not sitting in water.
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Sunlight:
| Money Trees enjoy bright indirect light areas. The more light you can give this plant, the fast it will grow for you. |
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Temperature:
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Money Trees enjoy a constant warmth. It is also important to consider humidity levels. These plants prefer average to above average humidity levels. A dry area may cause browning in the leafs.
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Plant Food:
| Feed your Money Tree with any general purpose house plant food diluted in half. It is recommended to feed your plant biweekly, during the warm months of spring and summer. |
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Animal Concerns:
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Consumption of a Money Tree is not considered to be toxic to pets.
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