Expect Initial Adjustments: Upon arrival, it's normal for your Money Tree to show minor yellowing or leaf drop during the first two weeks. This is part of its adjustment to its new environment. - Trim yellow, brown, or damaged leaves using clean, sharp scissors to encourage new growth.

Set Up the Watering System: Easyplant’s self-watering reservoir simplifies watering practices. Fill the reservoir with room-temperature tap water (or distilled water if tap water is softened or hard). Check it monthly and refill only when: - The reservoir is empty; and - The top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry.

Choose the Ideal Spot: Place your Money Tree in bright, indirect light. East-facing or west-facing windows are ideal, providing 6–8 hours of light. While some Money Trees can adapt to direct sunlight, introduce it gradually to prevent leaf burn. Avoid low-light environments.

Minimize Stress: - Avoid placing the plant near heating or cooling vents, radiators, or drafty windows. Consistent temperature and humidity are key to preventing stress. - Allow the plant time to adjust in a stable location; frequent moves can hinder growth.

Watering Management: Continuously monitor the self-watering reservoir system. A good rule of thumb is to check both the reservoir level and soil dryness every month or two. Do not overfill the reservoir to avoid root rot.

Pruning for Health: Regular pruning keeps your Money Tree healthy. Use clean scissors to remove any damaged, yellow, or brown leaves. - If a single leaf is damaged, cut at the stem where it meets the cluster of leaves. - If a cluster is entirely yellow or browning, prune at the main stem junction.

Occasional Rotation: Rotate the plant every few weeks to ensure even light exposure and balanced growth.

Post-Shipping or Environmental Stress: - Place the plant where it receives bright, indirect light (avoid abrupt placement in direct sunlight). - Check for drafts or extreme temperature swings near windows or vents. - Remove affected leaves immediately to redirect energy toward healthy growth.

Boosting Humidity: - To enhance humidity, consider grouping plants together or placing a humidifier nearby. Alternatively, a pebble tray filled with water can help maintain consistent moisture levels around the plant.

Revitalization Techniques: - If leaves are curling/yellowing, inspect the reservoir to ensure proper watering. Loosening compacted soil gently can support wicking from the reservoir.

Temperature Range: Maintain temperatures between 65°F-75°F (18°C-24°C). Avoid cold drafts in winter and direct heat from radiators.

Lighting Guidelines: Bright, indirect light is optimal. Gradually adapt the plant to partial direct sunlight if desired. Avoid sudden shifts in light exposure, which can shock the plant.

Fertilizer: (Optional) Add vitamins or dilute fertilizers when refilling the reservoir. A balanced liquid fertilizer at half strength can promote vibrant growth. Follow manufacturer dosing recommendations.

Repotting: If reusing an easyplant self-watering pot, ensure you clean and reset the wick at planting depth for optimal hydration. Use a coco-coir blend or a well-draining soil mix.