With origins from Central America, the Pachira (or Money Tree) is an impressive small-scale tree that we frequently encounter in both private and professional spaces in recent years. Although in its natural environment, Pachira can exceed 10 meters in height, indoors its height ranges between 1-2 meters. The distinctive characteristic of Pachira is its impressive trunk, which has the shape of a braid, and not to forget, its wonderful glossy five-lobed leaves. Pachira has become well-known, especially for being referred to as the “money tree” and the “good luck tree.” For this reason, it is an ideal gift proposition for new businesses and new homes. In general, Pachira is one of the most resilient indoor plants and requires minimal care. Note: Plants and flowers are living organisms, so the product may vary slightly compared to the photograph.

Light: Place it in a bright position inside the house, avoiding direct sunlight.

Temperature: Ideal temperatures for thriving are 18-27°C. It is sensitive to low temperatures that can lead to leaf drop.

Watering: Money Tree is not particularly demanding in terms of watering. From fall to spring, water once a week, while during the summer months, water twice a week. Ensure good drainage.

Fertilization: Liquid fertilizer once a month in spring and autumn.