A South Florida gardener has a tri-lobed seed pod from a 125-foot tall “Money Tree” and wants to propagate it.
The tree is likely Pachira aquatica (Guyana chestnut, saba nut). Seeds are edible, taste like peanuts.
Survives to 28°F; grows reliably outdoors in South Florida.
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