Are Your Clivia and Money Tree About to Die? A Few Snips and They'll Instantly Fill Their Pots

Clivia (Clivia miniata) and the money tree (Pachira aquatica) are common indoor plants with very high ornamental value, yet they constantly develop yellow leaves, and in severe cases are even about to die. Clivia often suffers from yellow leaves and root rot. Yellow leaves should be pruned off promptly, keeping the good leaves to promote photosynthesis and support growth, and after one month new leaves will grow

If a clivia has root rot, cut off the rotted roots, soak them in carbendazim, dry them in the sun, change the soil and pot and replant, then keep it in a dark spot for one month of care and it will be fine

If a money tree develops yellow leaves and root rot, first cut off the branches with yellow leaves, so that new side shoots will grow from the base of the branches. If all the leaves have turned yellow, then cut them all off, don't worry about how ugly it looks, cut until only the stems remain, then place it in a bright spot with indirect light for care, and after one month there will be obvious results, and new branches and leaves will grow on the money tree

In fact, clivia and the money tree are actually very easy to care for carefully; the main things to pay attention to are light, watering and fertilizing, and caring for them this way means filling their pots is no problem