Your healthy Pachira aquatica (money tree) has grown tall, and you'd like to prune it and root cuttings. Timing is everything for successful propagation.
Spring—when days are lengthening—is the ideal time. Longer daylight triggers active growth and root formation. In the Northern Hemisphere, wait several months until spring. (If you're in the Southern Hemisphere, now may be suitable.)
Pruning can be done anytime, but cuttings taken during shortening days (fall/winter) struggle to root because the plant enters semi-dormancy.
Patience pays off: spring cuttings root reliably and establish quickly, giving you new, vigorous plants.
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