A money tree (Pachira aquatica) in a 6‑inch ceramic pot with glued pebbles lost all leaves; water sloshed inside; stems dried up. Moving indoors/outdoors didn’t help.
Glued pebbles prevent checking moisture → chronic overwatering → root rot → plant cannot uptake water → stems desiccate.
Consider buying a replacement and following these rules from day one.
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