Money Tree
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These Money trees are thought to bring good fortune in Feng shui and have proved really popular. These plants make great gifts for offices or desktops and look fantastic presented in the rustic terracotta pot as pictured.
4.9/ 5
13 reviews
Super tree. Smaller than expected but great condition and as described.
Looks great
The plant is good and it is as described. I was very happy with the delivery
A little smaller than expected but a very healthy plant
Beautiful and healthy
Brilliant gift, very good ordering experience too.
Good supplier, product and delivery. Would recommend
Excellent quality
Second time of ordering. Lovely gift card, which was handwritten. My father-in-law was very pleased. Thank you!
Lovely healthy plant , came in a lovely ceramic pot , would highly recommend.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Looking after your Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) These Pachira aquatica are also known as Malabar Chestnut or Money Tree. According to Chinese feng shui tradition, the 5 fingered leaves, act like green hands and capture happiness and good fortune whilst the twisted stems store the treasure.. Choose a bright cool spot for your tree out of direct sunlight if possible. A north, east or west facing windowsill is ideal away from any radiators or draughts. In the summer they can go outside but really they are best grown and enjoyed indoors.
Aim to keep the top of the soil damp. When the top of the soil starts to look dry give them a good water but let the extra water drain away before returning them to their pot. To make the most of their unusual shape and keep your plant tidy, remove any old leaves as they die off but otherwise these are very easy going plants that will grow on well over time. Problem solving: These robust trees don’t generally suffer from pests. If you do notice any unwanted pests of caterpillars wipe these off with a soapy cloth.
Rapid leaf drop is however a sign of stress and should be addressed immediately. Over and under watering and extremes of temperature can all lead to leaf drop in Money Trees but if you are unsure please do feel free to give us a call and we will always do our best to help.
