A money tree (Pachira aquatica) in a dark corner is declining. The fix is simple: light.
No plant survives where your hand casts no shadow without artificial light. Move the money tree to an unshaded south, east, or west window where it gets direct sun part of the day and bright light the rest. It’s a tropical plant—keep it above 60°F (16°C).
In summer, it can live outdoors in partial shade (above 60°F). It will grow faster with more light.
With adequate light, the money tree will perk up and resume healthy growth.
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