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Who wouldn't want to grow a money tree? Sadly, while it doesn't immediately produce rupees, money tree is said to bring good luck and is a favorite plant for applications of Feng Shui. The tree offers shiny, hand-shaped leaves that lend it a decidedly tropical appearance. You may also see several money plants grown together in a single pot with their trunks braided together. This is common way to make it look more decorative and doesn't harm the plant at all. Money tree is frequently used as a specimen for bonsai, as well, and can develop a fat, dense trunk.
| Care Instructions | No matter which way your money tree is shaped when you get it, the plant does best in a bright spot and regular watering. This is a good houseplant if you tend to overwater plants, as it appreciates (but doesn't need) constantly moist soil. Being a tropical, money tree also appreciates abundant humidity. If the leaves start to have brown, crispy edges, placing it with other plants or near a small humidifier can help. You can prune money tree at any time. Pruning money tree will help it grow more full and bushy. Fertilize money tree two or three times in spring and summer with a regular houseplant fertilizer. You can fertilize it more frequently if you want it to grow faster. |
