Pachira aquatica (Stump) Pot size:4 inches L’excès d’eau est la principale

L’excès d’eau est la principale cause de mortalité

developing slender stems that can reach 60 to 120 cm in length indoors

which you can maintain with a humidifier or by placing the plant on a tray of wet pebbles

Croissance : La Monstera adansonii présente une croissance rapide

New shoots emerge at the base of mature pseudobulbs

Pachira aquatica (Stump) Pot size:4 inches L’excès d’eau est la principalePachira aquatica, often called "money tree" or "Guiana chestnut", is a tropical plant popular in indoor and outdoor gardens for its lush foliage and distinctive braided trunk. Native to the wetlands and swamps of Central and South America, it is widely appreciated for its ease of cultivation and its aesthetic appearance. Origin: Pachira aquatica comes from humid environments in Central and South America, where it can reach a large size outdoors. As a