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The Braided Money Tree Collection

The low-maintenance Braided Money Tree is a feng-shui favorite plant variety known to bring good luck and prosperity. A popular addition to interior design trends, it boasts a gentle canopy of fluttering foliage and is a natural air purifier. Shop our array of premium Braided Money Trees.

A Legendary Air-Purifying Statement Plant

The Braided Money Tree is more than a gorgeous indoor plant: it features legendary properties of good fortune and is beloved by both interior designers and feng-shui enthusiasts alike. Easy-care and ideal for gifting.

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Braided Money Tree

Starting At $859

extra large 5 ½ ft tall

16 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

Starting At $369

large 2 ½ - 4 ft tall

16 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

Starting At $109

medium 1 ½ ft tall

16 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

Starting At $878

extra large 5½ ft tall

3 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

$339

large 2 ½ - 3 ½ ft tall

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Braided Money Tree

$119

medium 1 ½ ft tall

3 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

Starting At $69

small 1 ft tall

10 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

$139

medium 1 ½ ft tall

7 Pot Options

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Braided Money Tree

$99

small 1 ft tall

6 Pot Options

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Money Tree and Zanzibar Gem Duo

$179 ~~$218~~

medium 1 ½ ft tall

2 Pot Options

Braided Money Tree

$69

medium 1 ½ ft tall

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Braided Money Tree

$609

extra large 5 ½ ft tall

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Year Of The Dragon Braided Money Tree

$99

small 1 ft tall

Featured Questions

Can Braided Money Trees be grown outdoors?

Braided Money Trees (Pachira aquatica) are tropical plants typically grown as houseplants. They prefer warm temperatures, high humidity, and indirect sunlight, which are challenging to replicate outdoors in many regions.

However, in regions with a warm and humid climate, the Braided Money Tree can be grown outdoors in a protected area, such as a covered patio, where it can be protected from frost and strong winds. It can also be grown in a greenhouse where the temperature and humidity can be controlled to suit the plant's needs. If you plan to grow your Braided Money Tree outdoors, it is important to keep in mind that the plant may require more frequent watering and protection from the elements.

It is important to note that it may not survive cold temperatures when grown outdoors.

Are Money Trees pet-friendly?

Yes, Money Trees are non-toxic and safe for pets.

How do I prune my Money Tree?

Prune your Money Tree by cutting off any dead or yellowing leaves and trimming branches to maintain its desired shape.

What is the ideal temperature for a Money Tree?

Money Trees prefer temperatures between 65-75°F (18-24°C) and should be kept away from drafts and extreme temperature changes.

What kind of light does a Money Tree need?

Money Trees thrive in bright, indirect light but can also tolerate low light conditions. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.

Is the braiding of the money tree natural?

No, the braiding of the money tree is not natural. The stems of the money tree (Pachira aquatica) are manually braided while they are young and pliable. This creates the decorative braided appearance that many people find appealing.

How can I continue to braid my money tree?

To continue braiding your money tree, follow these steps:

Select the Stems: Choose young, flexible stems for braiding. It is best to start with at least three stems.
Prepare the Plant: Ensure the plant is well-watered. This makes the stems more pliable and less likely to break.
Start the Braid: Begin braiding the stems as you would braid hair. Cross one stem over the other in a consistent pattern.
Secure the Braid: Use plant ties or soft twine to secure the braid at the top. Be gentle to avoid damaging the stems.
Continue Braiding as the Plant Grows: As the plant grows, continue to braid new growth in the same pattern. You may need to adjust the ties as the plant expands.
Regular Maintenance: Keep the plant healthy by providing adequate water, light, and occasional fertilization. This ensures the stems remain strong and flexible for continued braiding.
Monitor for Damage: Check regularly for any signs of stress or damage to the braided stems and adjust care as needed.

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