Lighting Requirements

Money Trees prefer to be in bright, indirect light. Be sure to rotate your plant occasional to ensure even growth.

Watering Needs

Money Trees like to dry out a bit between waterings; you can wait until the top 2-4 inches of soil have dried out before watering. Water thoroughly, but make sure not to let the water sit. Your Money Tree will do best in a slightly sandy soil and a well-draining pot to help avoid root rot.

Humidity

Money Trees will tolerate an average household humidity, but they enjoy higher humidity. Occasionally misting your plant will help it thrive.

Temperature Preferences

Your Money Tree will do just fine at an average household temperature range - from 65 degrees to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

Fertilizer

During the growing season, fertilize once a month with a standard houseplant fertilizer at half the recommended strength. You can skip fertilizing in the winter and fall.

Pet-Friendly

Yes, your Money Tree is pet-friendly! You can feel safe having this in your home with your animals.

Extra Care

Money Trees can be sensitive to relocation because of the change in light. If you move your plant, try to keep it in similarly bright conditions.