Money Tree Care Guide - Picking, Placing, and Parenting Your Plant

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Discover the joy of hassle-free plant care with our simple and straightforward tips for your Money Tree. No more guessing games! In this video, we demystify the process, covering everything from choosing the perfect plant to finding the ideal spot in your home. Once you've set the stage for success, we dive into essential care practices, including proper watering techniques and key signs to watch out for. Enjoy the journey!

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⌚️ Jump to specific sections with these timestamps:
00:00 Getting Started
01:06 Purchase
02:19 Placement
03:44 Care and anything to look out for
05:31 Care
06:53 Final Tips

[toddbrown]

Ones with 7 leaves (on one leaf) which are super rare and hard to find, are most popular in the Asian culture. And those the ones the feel brings good luck and wealth. Love these my friend has one she’s had for 25+ years it’s SO big and beautiful.

[suellenbrown]

This is the fifth video I have watched, trying to find out how I cut my very leggy money tree back. Where do I cut? But nobody talks about trimming it back.

[FluffyMarshmallow-xr]

My Money tree sits in front of my large picture window in the kitchen, it's been there for 4 years now. It get direct sunlight. Every year going into winter it looks like it's beginning to die off for a while because the light changes and it doesn't like that. This year I trimmed some of the leaves leading up to the change, gave it a light feeding of Bloom Miracle Gro and Cal-Mag. Then I repotted the plant into a larger pot, which is the 2nd time I re-potted since having it. Mine is finicky. I got it at Lowes bc it was in the back dying which made me sad. So I paid for it, and the cashier said she saw it and had felt bad for it. But yet she had not moved it to be watered. Anyway I brought it and saved it, and re-potted it. But it has been finicky ever since. It enjoys light amounts of plant food 1-2x a year, but it hates when the seasons change in NY.

[patriciaoconnor]

New to your channel....the two videos that I have watched so far have dealt with two of plants that I have.... The Snake and Money Tree.. I found them to be very informative...doing a really great job. TY

[Just_a_guy]

You are the most informative person I have found

[rickrithatch]

Do we leave the leave the twisty tie on? How long

[maarte_kyel]

i love this kind of plant thanks for tips and guide keep on vlogging

[andreaguerrac]

How do we know when it's time to repot it? Mine came in tiny little nursery pot

[donnalynch]

Thank you so very much appreciated it, blessings to you Sir 🙏🤗✌️👌

[JHCyber]

Hi, I’d love to know about braiding the money tree plant. I’ve grown these 10-15 years. It feels like I need to continue braiding the base.

[joelguerrero]

wow I was wondering I saw there's a green thine you tied around the three what was that and why you need to tie it

[aliciasexton]

How do I get my trunk braided tightly like the one you have???

[tclark]

Keep up the videos! Your channel is very professional looking no I love the plant education

[lisaz]

I have this plant in my office and it is bright but it is not in front of the window. I do use a grow light BUT I have some leaves on the bottom that are getting some brown spots and I have a few leaves fall off that are completely dry. I bought a water meter and it says the plant is "wet" soil feels dry at the top. You think the browning is too much water?!

[myahfreeman]

Can the small one get as big as the larger one to the right?

If so, how many years would that take?

If not, is it based off the type of money tree you bought?

[davn]

And also check down by the roots to see if its tied together with rubber band or tape

[katharinelockhart]

In the winter, can you trim back Money Trees? My plant is very leggy. Because of that I would like to trim back my plant.

[kaitlinborncampcpantp]

Any tips for when the money trees leaves are curling under? (Still full green) is this a sign of needing more water?

[VictoriaLoveMEd]

Do you go ahead and remove the sunburned leaf or just leave it be since the rest of the leaf is still green?

[yoashilife]

I have a money tree and 2 of the stems got really soft. They still do have some green leaves on it. Can you help suggest some ideas of what I can do for these 2 stems so I can save them. I’m new at plants.