Water your money tree this way and its leaves will grow darker and greener

Watering is very important for keeping a money tree healthy. Neither too much nor too little water will do. Watering that causes even slight waterlogging will make the money tree's roots rot. Watering too little makes the leaves turn yellow and dull, losing their shine. You need to get the watering frequency and the amount of water right, so that the money tree can grow strong and healthy. Let's take a look at how to water a money tree below!

How to water a money tree:

(1). When watering, check how dry the soil is, and water only once it has dried. Generally, water once a week, and when you do, water thoroughly so the soil is moist. In summer, when temperatures are high and evaporation is faster, you can water twice a week. You can choose to water in the afternoon or in the morning, and you can mist the leaves often, which keeps them clean and lowers the temperature. In winter, watering once a month is enough.

(2). Money trees like acidic conditions, so it is best to use natural water for watering, such as rainwater or river water, which keeps the money tree lush and leafy. If you use tap water, it is best to let it sit for two days before use.

(3). The water temperature is best kept close to the soil temperature, especially in winter, since water that is too cold can easily cause cold damage.

(4). If the environment where the money tree is kept is fairly dry, you can mist the leaves often to maintain a certain level of air humidity.

(5). You can also water by observing the state of the branches and leaves. If the branches and leaves are upright and green, do not water. If the branches and leaves are wilting and the soil surface is fairly dry, then it is time to water.