Money Tree

Pachira aquatica

Pet safeeasy to keep
Money Tree
Light
bright indirect; tolerates medium light, but grows leggy in low light
Water
let the top two inches dry, then water thoroughly; more forgiving of underwatering than over
Toxicity
not toxic to dogs, cats or horses (ASPCA), though the ASPCA notes eating it can still cause nausea, vomiting and loose stool. One of the few pet-safe options here. Note that jade plant is also sold as a money tree and is toxic; this is the braided-trunk Pachira

Toxicity confirmed against ASPCA Animal Poison Control.

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