Money Plant
In stock
5/ 5
20 reviews
Excellent quality, good size.
Healthy and well presented. Good quality item.
My friend was delighted with the money plant. Very healthy and was packaged with great care so arrived in excellent condition. Quality plants and friendly service!
Beautiful, healthy plant in a gorgeous red pot.
This plant, crassula, is nice in the house,always green, decorative and needs so little attention in return. With Plants4Presents the plants are always in good shape. Moreover some people name it the Money Plant supposed to bring luck and money at home. Therefore I think it is a plant everybody should have at home.
Wonderful quality product
Lovely plant
Yes this does seem expensive for what it is, but having trawled the web for another that would be suitable as a gift, I came back to Plants4Presents because I knew they'd supply a healthy, established plant in perfect condition (with a little help from DPD). Having a choice of decorative pot and a handwritten card really adds something special, and the plant my friend received was even fuller and more attractive that the ones shown in the images. It even has the beautiful red tips that I was so hoping it would have. Thanks again P4P.
Healthy looking glossy leaved plant that arrived in good condition in a quality pot with care instructions and even it's own passport. Handwritten card was a nice touch. Gift well received!
Plant was lovely. Delivered on wrong day.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Also known as Jade Plants or Friendship Trees these compact succulents make great house and office plants.
Money Plants are used to hot dry conditions and thrive indoors in a warm room. A sunny windowsill is ideal but your plant will tolerate a range of conditions as long as it is protected from temperatures under 8°C.
As a desert plant your Money Plant (Crassula Ovata) will not need much water. Water a small amount (around a quarter of a teacup) every week or so to keep the leaves a healthy green.
Money Plants are quite slow growers and their size can easily be contained by a small pot. To encourage growth repot your plant once a year in the Spring.
Money plants are pretty resistant to neglect. However, if your plant does start looking sorry for itself, pull off any dead or soft leaves and move to a sunnier position. Dark brown leaves or leaf edges can be a sign of under watering so try watering more regularly. On the flip side, mould at the base or the bottom of the leaves is a sign of over watering or too damp a position, so try a sunnier, airier room and let it dry out for a good week or two before watering.
More Information
Scientific Name:Crassula Ovata
Known as the money plant
