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where to buy money tree plant Pachira aquatica 'Money Tree' – Snakeroot BotanicalsPachira Aquatica Money Tree features glossy, palmate green leaves that fan out in a star like pattern. It can have braided trunks or a single, unbraided trunk, both creating a striking, tree like form. Its upright growth habit makes it a popular indoor plant for tabletops, floors, or offices, adding a tropical, sculptural element. Plant Care Light: Bright, indirect light; can tolerate some filtered sun. Water: Allow the top layer of soil to dry

Pachira Aquatica ‘Money Tree’ features glossy, palmate green leaves that fan out in a star-like pattern. It can have braided trunks or a single, unbraided trunk, both creating a striking, tree-like form. Its upright growth habit makes it a popular indoor plant for tabletops, floors, or offices, adding a tropical, sculptural element.

Plant Care

  • Light: Bright, indirect light; can tolerate some filtered sun.
  • Water: Allow the top layer of soil to dry between waterings.
  • Additionally: Slow-growing and benefits from occasional rotation to maintain even growth.

Pet Safety: Non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Price is per plant; each plant is unique and may vary in size, color, or variegation from the photo.

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