Peter's 6-month braided money tree: thin cotton-like layer at soil line on trunk.
Overwatering likely — money trees need very little water. "Cotton-like" fungus at soil line = surface mold from excess moisture.
Neem oil treats existing fungus; corrected watering prevents recurrence.
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