Prune back any rotten roots.

Money tree underwatered. Common signs of underwatering include wilted, curled or droopy leaves that become crisp over time and eventually fall off. Now we’re getting to the fun (terrifying) part. If you have missed out on watering your money tree for a long time, your plant might be thirsty and underwatered.

If you're wondering what's wrong with my plant?, we will help you diagnose and treat it! The best time to do this is in the summer. Another possibility is that the tree is getting too much water and.

Wilted or curling leaves that may turn brown at the tips or edge. Inadequate watering, poor lighting, overfertilization, and exposure to direct sunlight are major causes of a dying money tree. You'll know by putting fingers into the soil.

The money tree is its best self when it's left to dry out in between waterings. If you’re not sure if it’s time to water the money tree, press your finger into the top of the soil. I’ll try to help more.

A drip hose works well to get the water to the tree, but you can also pierce holes 24 inches (61 cm.) deep around the drip line, putting in a hole every two feet (61 cm.). Money trees that are frequently underwatered may develop a shallow root system. When you first bring home your money tree, it will likely have some adjustment issues where the new growth will either turn brown or be thin and weak.

Water until some liquid pours out of the bottom of its container. If the first inch or so of. Apart from these, pest infestation and blockage of.