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Money Plant in Water Jar

₹ 199.00

Money Plants are easy and low maintenance plants to grow indoors and outdoors. They are pretty fuss-free and create an encouraging environment for new gardeners to build a lot of confidence. So, ideally, if you are a first-time gardener, opting to grow a Money Plant indoors will allow you better insights into basics of plant care. 

Money Plants generally require bright, indirect light to thrive and do well in their surroundings. Their leaves are heart-shaped and delicate, and different varieties of Money Plants come in different hues of yellow-green. It needs watering only once a week and can even tolerate low light conditions to some extent. So, let your creativity run free when decorating with Money Plants!

Here's what you need to know about the process:

1. Selecting a Healthy Cutting

When selecting a cutting, look for a part of your plant that looks like a small node. It can be near a leaf or on the bottom part of a stem. This is the node that you want to preserve and use later. 

Use scissors or a Handy Pruner to get your cutting and make sure that whichever tool you are using is well-cleaned. This will ensure that your plant does not catch any infection. 

2. Preparing Your Cutting

Remember when we asked you to ensure that your pruner is clean? Yeah, that is what will give you a clean cut and a healthy cutting. This cutting that you now have must be placed in a jar of water. 

When putting your Money Plant in water, ensure that the cutting is not entirely submerged. For this, you can cut off the bottom leaves and don't worry, the leaves that grow from those nodes will make up for the lost ones!