Pachira Aquatica & Dieffenbachia Silver Queen in Self Watering Planter

Included in Plant Arrangement

Trust us when we advise that the Pachira Aquatica is the tree you need if you’re looking at indoor trees for your house. It’s practically indestructible, tidily arranged, and may grow as large or tiny as you like. Additionally, they are resistant to the most prevalent cause of black thumbs: overwatering. One of the most well-known names for Pachira Aquatica is the “money tree”; it is also known as the “guiana chestnut” because it is endemic to the region. Because it thrives in damp soil, it is virtually impossible to kill. If you want to grow it inside, just place it in a site that gets at least some sunlight.

Care

This tree is a water lover, however, it should never be let sit in water for long periods of time. As a result, a planter with adequate drainage is a must.

Turn it every time you water it to ensure even growth and leaf development.

Water your plants regularly, at least once or twice a week, depending on the humidity. Water the topsoil until the point where the water is seeping out of the drain holes, then stop.