Ezzat Daniel Nesseim, a finance guru to walk us through the importance of money tree, the history and how to care for them. let’s dive in!

1. Why money tree is
important?

2. Let’s Start

3. Ezzat Daniel Nesseim
Fondly called money tree, other names it
referred to include money plant, good luck
tree, provision tree, Guiana chestnut, French
peanut, or whatever name you decide to give
your wonder-working plants, we all know
money doesn’t grow on trees….right?
However, as much as money tree might not
guarantee wealth, having one at home or
office will not only give you pure air and
shelter but studies have also shown that it can
reduce stress level, boost morals and enhance
productivity in the work environment. Here
is Ezzat Daniel Nesseim, a finance guru to walk
us through the importance of money tree, the
history and how to care for them. let’s dive in!

4. The history of the Money Tree
Scientifically called Pachira aquatic, this tree is referred to by east
Asians as a money tree. Although the tree hailed from south
Americans, it is very popular in east Asia. It has attained legendary
status as Feng Shui sees it as a symbol of wealth, prosperity and
happiness. The belief comes about when a certain man who was
said to be poor prayed for wealth. Soon afterward, he found very
weird plants, took it home and started nurturing it. He discovered
the tree is resilient, highly tolerant and hardy, which taught him
some life lessons. He then grew a lot of it from the seed, sold it and
amassed wealth.
Money tree soon became well known and a Taiwanese driver was
said to cultivate five small money trees in one pot and braid the
trunks. The point is when the trees are knotted and braid together,
good fortunes and luck are being ‘locked in”.
The Japanese as well use it as an ornament and often decorate it
with red ribbons which gives it a beautiful appeal against the green
leaves. It has risen to popularity it’s widely seen in businesses and
homes.

5. Importance

6. Money Tree Plant is an Excellent Air Purifier
This plant actually goes far beyond
beautifying environment, it is also
generating good purified air that is
required for good health. It
removes airborne indoor
pollutants called formaldehyde
including Benzene, Carbon
Monoxide, and xylene. This is a
perfect solution for areas where
the pollution levels are at its peak.

7. It is a great Stress Buster and Mood Enhancer
Are you feeling overwhelmed
with the task to get done in the
office or you are having a long
day? Money plant can be the
medicine you need. Experts say
money trees can bring in good
vibes and positive energy
required to stay on track while
carrying out day-to-day activities.
This greenery beauty can also
calm the mind, reduce stress or
anxiety and increase productivity.

8. What is it- Money Tree
Money tree has been associated
with good luck and wealth and this
is where the name originates in the
first place. Vaastu experts
recommend placing it indoors as it
attracts and brings wealth and good
luck. Whether this is simply a myth
or not, there might be some iota of
truth. In 2005, the money tree
helped in growing Taiwan
agricultural export economy to
US$7 million.

9. How to care for a Money Tree Plant
If you don’t know much about
gardening or planting, here is a
beginner-friendly plant with less
demand. It is easy to grow and
nurture and it also requires minimal
care, watering, and less lighting.
Here are ways are given by Ezzat
Daniel Nesseim to care for your
beloved money tree and watch it do
wonders to your health and
finance.

10. Water
This is a plant that can survive with
minimal watering, therefore, water
only when the soil appears dry.
Moreover, overwatering can rotten
the root and watering can be done
once in a week depending on the
weather conditions. Waterless in
winter and if it starts shedding
leaves, it can be a red signal that you
are overwatering.

11. Light
Do not expose your money tree
plant for a long period of time as
this can burn the leaves. all its
required is indirect exposure or
keeping in half-shade and watch
your money tree plant flourish.

12. Fertilizer
Money tree plant does not
require much fertilizer but since
it is grown in a pot, it is best
enriched with wet fertilizer or
balanced home plant fertilizer
to reach its maximum growth.

13. Conclusion
Here is a note of caution. Money tree
plants can be toxic to pets such as
dogs or cats. Therefore, if you are
considering some for your home,
place in areas inaccessible to pets.
With that said, let’s go green with
some money trees and let it usher in
some good fortunes.

14. THANK YOU