Pachira aquatica Mottled (sporadic variagation)

Pachira Aquatica is a very popular tree due to the myths that surround it, known as the Malabat Chestnut or the 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 fruit the size of a coconut.

The height of the plant is measured with pots.

Note: The foliage is sensitive and can be damaged during transport.
See the Pachira Aquatica care guide on the Blog.

Note: Specimens sporadically show variegated leaves. The level of variegation differs from one specimen to another.