Are money tree's hard to care for,& what insect's like them.?

Question

Are money tree's hard to care for,& what insect's like them.?

Answer 1

Yes very watch out the bank will dig your tree out and leave you a bill!!!!! RUN well you can!

Answer 2

The braided money tree plant, known as Pachira aquatica, is indeed one of the easiest houseplants to take care of. It grows well in low-light conditions, and makes a perfect gift for office space. If you forget to water it for a few days, no problem.

The trees are typically grown as ornamental plants; when you receive them, they will be about 5 years old (one to two feet in height). Properly cared for and repotted every few years, they can grow to upwards of 7 feet.

Plants do best with indirect sunlight. Allow the soil to dry completely between waterings. If leaves start "crinkling", it means the plant is being under-watered; when they turn soft and yellow, it means it is being over-watered.

Some people prefer to keep the trees braided; others separate the braids and grow them as individual trees. Either way, these trees will definitely provide enjoyment for years to come (and who knows, maybe even riches!)

Answer 3

A few insects or pest I can think of that will destroy it within hours, days or weeks.

GF or BF

Kids

Christmas

IRS

Mr. Gas pump

All type of ex's

and can't forget them pesky lawyers

Cure:  Stay single, keep your pants on and drive a old beater

Answer 4

They are very difficult to care for.  Just try to keep them watered and groomed accordingly.  Watch out for their main prey, IRS-appotomus, those pesky things will strip the entire tree overnight!  Good luck!  ;o)