Marc's 1.5-foot money tree (4 trunks) sheds healthy leaves; pot too big for space. Needs smaller pot and tidying.
Expert Answer: Winter repotting is risky—short days slow root recovery. If you must repot now, provide 100-watt fluorescent light 6 inches above tree for 14 hours daily. Carefully remove, shake off soil minimally. New pot: quality potting soil + 1 part perlite to 2 parts soil. Firm soil, water well, empty tray after 30 minutes. Keep under light.
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