Light Requirements: Place your Money Tree in a bright, well-lit space with indirect sunlight. Gradually acclimate it to direct sunlight over a couple of weeks to avoid sunburn. Sudden exposure to direct light can cause browning.

Temperature and Humidity: Keep the plant away from drafts, vents, or radiators. Increase humidity using a pebble tray, humidifier, or by placing a glass of water nearby. Avoid misting if the leaves show discoloration.

Watering Schedule: Check the water reservoir monthly and refill only when it is completely empty and the top 1-2 inches of soil feel dry. Allow the soil to dry out between fillings to maintain root health.

Trimming Brown Leaves: - Use clean, sharp scissors to trim brown or damaged leaves. For tips that are browning, trim in a curved or point shape to maintain the natural look of the leaf. - Remove leaves that are mostly brown to allow the plant to focus its energy on healthy new growth.

Handling Snapped or Damaged Stems: - Trim snapped stems at a slight angle using sterilized tools to prevent water pooling and promote healthy regrowth.

Preventing Browning from Tap Water: - Use filtered or distilled water, or let tap water sit for 12–24 hours to dissipate minerals and chlorine.

Normal Leaf Shedding: - Some leaf loss is normal, especially during the first few weeks after delivery. Trim damaged leaves to help the plant focus on new growth.

Removing Dry and Brittle Leaves: - Cut where the single leaf's stem meets its group. If all leaves in a group are damaged, cut the main stem where it meets another stem on the plant.

Leaves Pointing Downward: - Light green, downward-pointing leaves are normal for new growth. They will harden off and turn dark green as they mature.

Distress After Delivery: - Water the reservoir immediately, trim damaged leaves, and place the plant in optimal lighting conditions. Avoid moving the plant frequently to help it adjust.

Brown Leaves Despite Proper Care: - Gradually acclimate the plant to direct sunlight to prevent sunburn. Trim damaged leaves and ensure proper watering and humidity levels.