Money trees (Pachira aquatica) are known and grown for their braided trunks and lush, glossy, green foliage. They’re thought to bring good luck and prosperity, but you may not feel so lucky when unsightly yellow spots appear on them. What could be causing yellow spots on your money tree? Your money tree will likely develop …
Money trees (Pachira aquatica) that like a certain amount of humidity, and this sometimes causes gardeners to shy away from this gorgeous plant. That is always a shame because not only is the plant hardy and attractive, but issues surrounding humidity can easily be rectified by simply using some of the steps set out in …
Overwatering is one of the most common causes of money tree dying. You must remember that roots need oxygen to survive and function, so waterlogged soil will drown them. Today I’m going to show you how to revive your overwatered money tree and nurse it back to health. To revive an overwatered money tree the …
Money Tree is famous for its tale of bringing fortune and wealth into a household. But regardless if it’s a rumor or reality, you can guarantee that a Money Tree can add vibrance and life into your home as it purifies your air. Though highly-rated as a cleaner, your Money Tree is still prone to …
Brown spots on a Money Tree leaves is the way of telling you that something is wrong. Think of them as your plant’s early warning system. There are several reasons that your Money Tree might be exhibiting these symptoms. Each of them has one thing in common – they tell you that there is something …
The Money Tree, scientifically named Pachira aquatica is one of the best looking, low maintenance indoor plants. But, this tropical tree-like plant might experience the curling of the leaves if its needs aren’t met. Underwatering and low humidity may result in the curling of money tree leaves. In addition to temperature fluctuations or too much …
Money Trees are relatively low-maintenance plants, but it’s common for people to overwater them. Overwatering your plant can lead to root rot, which can be fatal for the plant. If you suspect that your Money Tree is experiencing root rot, it’s important to work quickly to stop the disease from spreading. The good news: you’re …