12” Pachira Money Tree

Pachira Money Tree
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Pachira Money Tree

Pachira aquatica  ·  Native to Central & South America

The lucky Money Tree, in a generous floor size — a braided-trunk indoor tree with glossy, hand-shaped leaves. Easy, adaptable, and pet-friendly, it’s a favorite for homes and offices.

Available in 12 inch
☀️ Bright, indirect (adapts low) 💧 When top 1–2 in. dry 🐶 Pet friendly 🌿 Braided trunk
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Light
Bright, indirect; adapts to low
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Water
When top 1–2 inches dry
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Care Level
Easy
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Safety
Pet friendly & non-toxic
Care

Light

Thrives in bright, indirect light but also adapts to lower-light conditions, making it great for homes and offices. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.

Water

Water thoroughly when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry, and make sure the pot drains well. Don’t let it sit in standing water, which causes root rot.

Soil & Feeding

Use a well-draining soil, such as an indoor tropical mix, and fertilize monthly in spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertilizer.

Details

A larger, floor-sized Money Tree with a braided trunk and lush green foliage — a classic symbol of prosperity and good luck.

  • ✅ Braided trunk with glossy palmate leaves
  • ✅ A classic good-luck / feng shui plant
  • ✅ Pet-friendly and easy-going
Botanical namePachira aquatica
Also known asMoney Tree, Malabar Chestnut, Saba Nut
OriginCentral & South America
LookBraided trunk, hand-shaped leaf clusters
Size

Available in a 12 inch pot.

Good to Know

🐶 The Money Tree is considered non-toxic and pet-friendly — a safe choice for homes with pets and children. Even so, it’s grown as an ornamental and isn’t meant to be eaten.

Plant Bio

Pachira aquatica · the Money Tree or Malabar Chestnut

The Money Tree is a tropical wetland tree native to Central and South America, where it grows along riverbanks and swamps. Indoors it’s instantly recognizable: several slim trunks braided together, topped with glossy, hand-shaped clusters of leaflets. In this 12-inch size it makes a generous, floor-standing specimen.

It earned its name and popularity through feng shui, where it’s said to attract prosperity and good fortune — making it a favorite housewarming and office gift.

Care is easy and forgiving: bright, indirect light is ideal, though it adapts to lower light; water thoroughly when the top inch or two of soil dries, and let it drain well — never leave it in standing water. Feed monthly through the warm months.

Handsome, lucky, and — unlike many houseplants — non-toxic and pet-safe, it’s a wonderful, worry-free choice.

Good to know about the Money Tree

  • Decorative braided trunk with glossy palmate leaves.
  • Adapts to lower light; let it dry before watering.
  • A classic good-luck / feng shui plant.
  • Non-toxic and safe around pets and children.

Note: Considered non-toxic and pet-friendly. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.

Pachira Money Tree
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