For the money tree, you need "two mores and one less" to keep its leaves emerald green and its new shoots sprouting nonstop

The money tree is a houseplant that many people love. It symbolizes wealth and also foretells rolling riches, and it can be seen in many public places or offices!

To care for a money tree, you need "two mores and one less" for emerald leaves and nonstop new shoots!

More light

The money tree loves light very much and is suited to growing in a sunny, well-ventilated environment. Note that in summer you should shade it from strong light. This lets it grow vigorously, with emerald, glossy leaves that do not turn yellow! And it will also keep producing side shoots!

More fertilizer

The money tree likes fertilizer. During its growing period, you can bury a few granules of urea in the soil once every 10 days, which promotes its growth and makes it lush and branching; after autumn begins, stop applying nitrogen fertilizer and focus on phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once every 10 days, which keeps the leaves emerald green and the branches and leaves growing nonstop!

Less watering

The money tree is fairly drought-tolerant. You can see that its leaves are very thick and can store a large amount of water, so you should not water too frequently, as this easily causes root rot. If you are unsure about watering, wait until the soil is completely dry before watering, and water thoroughly each time. You can also mist the leaves when the weather is hot.

Of course, besides the "two mores and one less," you can also pay a little attention to the soil. It suits loose, fertile, well-draining, slightly acidic soil, and it grows poorly in clayey soil. You can mix peat soil with river sand!

For caring for a money tree, the "two mores and one less," have you learned it?

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