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small tree like indoor plants Mini Money Tree

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small tree like indoor plants Mini Money TreeGive or get good luck with a Mini Money Tree! This adorable little version of Pachira is perfect for desks, tabletops, windowsills, and other surfaces. Its wonderfully easy to care forjust give it bright light, water weekly (or so) and enjoy the natural beauty it adds to your space. Plus, its associated with good fortune. Whats not to love? We'll deliver your Mini Money Tree fresh from our farm right to your doorstep, and the price includes shipping,

Give or get good luck with a Mini Money Tree! This adorable little version of Pachira is perfect for desks, tabletops, windowsills, and other surfaces. It’s wonderfully easy to care for—just give it bright light, water weekly (or so) and enjoy the natural beauty it adds to your space. Plus, it’s associated with good fortune. What’s not to love? We'll deliver your Mini Money Tree fresh from our farm right to your doorstep, and the price includes shipping, handling, and even a heat pack if needed.

  • Very low maintenance
  • Its easy-growing nature makes Money Plant a perfect gift for housewarmings and other events.
  • Prune to keep it small; otherwise it can grow more than 6 feet tall

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Plant Bio

Pachira aquatica

Native to areas of Central and South America, this tropical tree sports beautiful hand-shaped foliage and an easy-growing nature. It’s more tolerant to overwatering than many common houseplants. This makes it an excellent choice for plant parents who tend to overwater. In its native habitat it can reach more than 50 feet tall but stays much smaller indoors.

It’s become associated with good fortune due to a legend about a farmer who found some seeds, planted them, and made a business of selling the trees. Thus, the tree brought him good fortune.

Note: This plant may have some natural degree of toxicity and may cause discomfort or illness if ingested. Additionally, exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.

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