The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a houseplant native to Central and South America. It's an easy-growing plant that grows quickly—up to 24 inches a year. It will eventually reach 6 to 8 feet ...

Like most plants, a soil test is the best way to check if your money tree needs watering. "To do this, you should check weekly by putting a finger into the top of the compost," says plant expert ...

We asked a gardening expert about how to ensure all the parameters—water, light, soil, and more—are just right for a money tree to grow, and thrive, in your home.

If you see your money tree leaves turning brown, here are the most common causes and how to restore your plant to health. Akchamczuk / Getty Images The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a popular ...