The money tree thrives indoors or out, tolerates neglect better than overcare, and carries rich cultural symbolism.
Five leaves per stem represent the five elements (water, fire, metal, wood, earth). Placed in deficient areas, it's believed to restore balance and attract prosperity.
Overwatering causes root rot. When in doubt, wait—it's drought-tolerant.
A beautiful, meaningful plant that grows with its owner's fortunes.
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