How to grow indoor money trees to make them more vigorous

The money tree has beautiful meaning and is very popular among people. However, because the plant is relatively tall and likes to grow in a sunny and warm environment, it has certain requirements for light, water, etc. Therefore, when cultivating it indoors, you must fully consider whether the conditions required for the growth of the money tree are met.

Key points for indoor money tree cultivation

1. Adequate lighting

The money tree needs plenty of sunlight to grow, and is more suitable for growing outdoors where the light is sufficient and strong. If it is grown indoors, the money tree needs to be placed in a sunny place, such as a balcony or window. If it does not receive light for a long time, the money tree will not be able to photosynthesize and will produce yellow leaves or fall leaves.

2. Moisture

The money tree is relatively drought-resistant. You can water it after the soil is completely dry. Generally, you can water it once every half a month. And don't water it too much. Water accumulation in the pot will cause the roots of the plant to be unable to breathe and may even rot, and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off, which is not conducive to the growth of the money tree.

3. Nutrients

The money tree needs sufficient nutrients to grow. If the soil lacks nutrients such as nitrogen or ammonia, the branches and leaves of the money tree will become thinner and yellow. At this time, it is necessary to loosen the soil in time, apply low-concentration decomposed liquid fertilizer, or change the pot in time and use loose and fertile soil for planting.

Precautions for indoor cultivation of fortune trees

The money tree needs plenty of sunlight to grow, but the sunlight is strong in summer, so the money tree cannot be exposed to light for a long time. It needs to be shaded at noon or moved to a cool and ventilated place. After the money tree is turned over in the pot, it cannot be fertilized or watered immediately. It takes about 5 days for the plant to adapt to the soil before normal maintenance can be carried out.