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Kazumi Garden Money Tree
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The Money Tree Kokedama brings sculptural tropical greenery into the home in a hand-shaped moss-ball form. Known for its braided or upright stems and lush green foliage, the Money Tree has long been associated with good fortune and prosperity, making it both a living botanical accent and a meaningful gift. Its adaptable indoor nature and planter-free presentation make it an easy way to introduce natural texture and greenery to shelves, tables, offices, and styled living spaces.

Plant Money Tree
FormMoss-ball kokedama
PlacementIndoors
LightingMedium to bright indirect light
HumidityModerate to high
Temperature65–80°F
Watering MethodSoak moss ball for about 10 minutes, then drain thoroughly
Available SizesSmall, Medium, Large
Pet ConsiderationNon-toxic to cats and dogs

With its tropical foliage and sculptural moss-ball form, the Money Tree adds natural texture without the visual weight of a traditional planter. Its association with prosperity and good fortune also makes it a thoughtful choice for home offices, entryways, new homes, and gifting.

Key Features
  • Hand-shaped living moss-ball kokedama
  • Features the distinctive foliage of the Money Tree
  • Traditionally associated with prosperity and good fortune
  • Sculptural, planter-free presentation
  • Adaptable to indoor environments
  • Best suited to moderate or bright indirect light
  • Prefers warm temperatures and higher humidity
  • Pet-friendly plant choice when kept appropriately out of reach
Plant Details
  • Botanical name: Pachira aquatica
  • Common name: Money Tree
  • Plant type: Tropical foliage plant
  • Growth form: Living kokedama moss ball
  • Foliage: Glossy green leaves arranged in a distinctive palm-like pattern
  • Symbolism: Traditionally associated with prosperity, good fortune, and new beginnings
  • Best placement: Indoor display with medium to bright indirect light
  • Preferred environment: Warm temperatures with moderate to high humidity
Care & Placement
  • Light: Moderate light is ideal. Avoid prolonged direct sun, which can yellow or scorch the foliage.
  • Watering: When the moss ball feels very light, submerge it in room-temperature water for about 10 minutes, then allow it to drain thoroughly.
  • Humidity: Money Trees are tropical plants and appreciate higher humidity. Occasional misting can help in dry indoor environments.
  • Temperature: Keep between approximately 65–80°F and away from cold drafts.
  • Feeding: During spring and summer, use a diluted houseplant fertilizer about once a month with the soaking water.
  • Placement: Display on a water-safe tray, stand, or surface after the moss ball has drained fully
Common Care Questions
  • Why are the leaves turning yellow? Too much direct sunlight or excess moisture can contribute to yellowing. Check both light exposure and watering frequency.
  • How do I know when to water? Lift the moss ball. When it feels noticeably lighter than after watering, it is usually ready to be soaked.
  • Does it need less water in winter? Yes. Growth slows during winter, so the plant generally needs less frequent watering.
  • Can I prune it? Yes. Older or oversized leaves can be trimmed, and growing tips may be pruned to help maintain a more compact form.
  • What pests should I watch for? Kazumi notes that scale, aphids, and mealybugs can occasionally affect Money Trees.
What’s Included
  • One live Money Tree kokedama
  • Hand-shaped moss-ball root form
  • Living plant as shown, with natural variation in foliage, shape, and size
  • Available in Small, Medium, and Large. Natural variation in plant height, foliage, and moss-ball dimensions should be expected.
Shipping & Important Information
  • This is a live plant and natural variation in foliage, shape, size, and moss-ball form should be expected.
  • Indoor placement is recommended.
  • Protect the plant from extreme heat, cold, and prolonged direct sunlight after delivery.
  • Inspect the plant promptly upon arrival and report any shipping-related damage as soon as possible.
  • Because live plants are perishable, return and replacement eligibility may differ from standard non-living products.
  • Always follow the care instructions provided for watering, light, humidity, and temperature.
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