Water the money tree with 3 kinds of water: no root rot, no yellow leaves, and thick, sturdy stems and trunks - more effective than fertiliser

The money tree symbolises good fortune and wealth, and rising step by step. It is a common indoor potted plant in homes and offices. It has an elegant tree form, with graceful, swaying branches and leaves, and emerald-green foliage, giving it quite high ornamental value. And because its trunk is upright, its bark is fresh green, thin at the top and thick at the bottom, with a swollen base, it looks like the belly of a prosperous boss, hence the name money tree. I wonder if anyone has kept a money tree for two or three years and felt it had not grown at all. Water it with these 3 kinds of water! Let your money tree become full of life!

1. Rainwater

The money tree likes acidic conditions, and rainwater is acidic. It also contains many trace elements. When poured into the soil, it can form the nitrogen fertiliser that flowers need. Nitrogen fertiliser promotes root growth and makes the leaves emerald green and lush. Rainwater is simply the most suitable choice for watering spider plants and money trees. It is also the rainy season now, so when it rains, you can collect some to save for later!

2. Rice water

Watering with fermented rice water can prevent the money tree's leaves from turning yellow, and can also make the money tree even more lushly green. A money tree watered with rice water will soon have glossy green leaves.

3. Tea water

Many people only use leftover tea leaves, but never think that leftover tea water works even better. The tea water must be fully fermented, which is a little more troublesome, but it also contains many nutrients the money tree needs, and the effect is very good too!

The money tree carries our hopes, and of course we want it to grow fast and well! Now that you know these 3 methods, hurry up and try them!