Money Tree Plant Gift for Business Events, Community Gifts

What you will receive for one set (for one guest): One money tree plant in a nursery pot One white striped plastic pot One wood slice (for you to write the content you like) The Money Tree is widely loved for symbolizing: * Prosperity and abundance * Good luck and positive energy * Growth, balance, and harmony Its braided trunk and lush green leaves make it both meaningful and visually striking. So, the money tree is widely popular in business events, community parties, and more. Please note: *You don't have to repot the money tree from the nursery pot into the white pot, you just need to drop it and use the white pot as the decoration pot. *We offer a pre-order service, so if you are not ready to ship but would like to pre-order your money favors, please leave a note when placing your order, or contact us and we will hold your order until you need them. How to Care for Your Money Tree Plant Light Place your Money Tree in bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid prolonged, harsh direct sun, especially during hot afternoons. Watering Check the potting soil every time before watering. Only water it when the potting soil is 70–80% dry, which means probably water the plant every 4- 7 days. The watering behavior needs to be adjusted based on local humidity and weather. Water the plant till the excess water drains out from the bottom drainage holes. Please do remember to pour the excess water in time. Humidity & Temperature Money Trees appreciate moderate indoor humidity and temperatures between 60–80°F. Keep away from cold drafts and sudden temperature changes. Maintenance Remove yellow or damaged leaves as needed, and rotate the plant occasionally to encourage balanced growth. Questions & Answers Q1. When should I place my order? A1: We recommend you place the order at least ten days before your event. You can place the order anytime, even if you are not ready to receive them. Leave us a message or email us at support@thenextgardener.com. Q2: Should I repot the plant in the white pot? A2: No, you don't have to. And we don't recommend you to repot them before the event. If the guests want to repot the plant, they can do so by themselves.