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Braided Money Tree with Dead Trunks: Remove Dead, Give Sun

Dead trunks won't revive. Scrape bark—no green = dead. Prune them out of the braid. Surviving trunk needs direct sun (not indirect) and careful watering. Original owner must open blinds daily.

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