Lucky Day Money Tree

• Glossy green foliage fans out in five-leaf clusters, each said to represent one of the five Feng Shui elements: Earth, Metal, Water, Wood, and Fire
• The braided trunk is more than decorative: it symbolizes unity, stability, and growth, making the plant itself a keepsake
• Pet-friendly (Pachira aquatica) and safe for homes with cats and dogs
• A living reminder of the person and the moment behind it, growing right alongside its recipient
• This plant is approximately 14-16" tall and comes in a gray wooden planter.
• This plant does best when they are in full sun to partial shade. Thoroughly water when the soil is dry to the touch, about once a week to keep the soil evenly moist. Do not allow it to sit in water, otherwise it will drop leaves and suffer from root rot.
• This plant is best suited for indoor growing.
• Extremely drought-tolerant, forgiving of missed waterings, and one of the easiest indoor plants to maintain

PERFECT FOR

• Housewarmings and new home celebrations
• Career milestones like new jobs, graduations, and retirements
• Corporate client appreciation and office gifting
• St. Patrick's Day and any "wishing you luck" moment
• Feng Shui-inspired home or office decor

FAQs

Is the Money Tree safe for pets?
Yes - the Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) is pet-friendly and safe for households with cats and dogs.

How often does it need watering?
The Money Tree is very forgiving. It's drought-tolerant and bounces back from missed waterings, making it one of the easiest indoor plants to care for.

What does the braided trunk mean?
The braided trunk represents unity, stability, and growth. In Feng Shui tradition, the five-leaf clusters symbolize the five elements — Earth, Metal, Water, Wood, and Fire - signifying balance and harmony.