Brown, translucent leaves on a Pachira aquatica usually signal watering issues or insufficient light. Letting soil dry 1–2 inches deep may be too much for a small pot; the root zone stays wet too long.
Move to a smaller pot if needed, increase light, and water only when the top ½–1 inch of soil is dry. Email a photo for tailored advice.
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