Pachira aquatica is a semi-succulent; it stores water in its swollen trunk. Overwatering causes yellowing and leaf drop.
Encourages deep roots, keeps caudex dry, prevents surface gnats.
Treat it like a succulent, not a tropical foliage plant.
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