Caring for money tree plant

Obviously, it can't hurt have a bunch of these plants around the house.

Growing Pachira Aquatica be a bit tricky. Here we teach you how to care for a money tree plant to keep it healthy! With these money tree plant care tips and tricks, you’ll have a thriving money tree plant.

The Pachira tree, known more commonly as the money tree plant or Guiana Chestnut, grows naturally in tropical swamps and wetlands, reaching heights of almost

Wondering why your Money Tree is turning brown? Dry, unhealthy leaves are usually a sign that the plant has not been watered correctly. Underwatering and overwatering are the two most common issues. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to save your plant and keep it beautiful!

If you can't fly away to a tropical island, bring the tropics home. Indoor tropical plants lend a relaxing staycation feel to any home or apartment.

You're not alone if you planted a money tree and now its leaves are drooping. It can be an unpleasing sight for the person looking after the money plant, but it is not irreversible. This

Overwintering hibiscus requires a few steps to be successful. In this post, I teach you my process step-by-step so that you can keep your plants year-round.

How do you repot a Money Tree? Money Trees should be replanted in spring or early summer and given a slightly larger pot with fresh soil. This will give the plant plenty of room and nutrients to help it expand during its upcoming growing season.

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