Pachira - Arborele Banilor (neimpletita)

Pachira Aquatica is a very popular tree due to the myths surrounding it, known as the Malabar Chestnut or Money Tree. It is said that the plant brings well-being and prosperity to people's homes.
Pachira Aquatica is native to Central and South America, growing in swampy regions. In the wild, the money tree can grow up to 60 meters tall, has flower buds the size and shape of a banana, and fruits as large as a coconut.

Note: Pachira aquatica is a fast-growing plant, but its foliage can be sensitive to handling and transport. Minor aesthetic damages do not affect the plant's health and will be quickly compensated by the appearance of new leaves, under proper care conditions.

Check the care guide for Pachira Aquatica on the Blog.