Pachira aquatica commonly known as the Money Tree live plant with roots in 3.5x3.5x8" polybag

Pachira aquatica, commonly known as the Money Tree, is a tropical, evergreen wetland tree native to Central and South America, frequently grown as an indoor braided houseplant for good luck. It features bright green, palmate leaves, smooth green bark, and can reach up to 75 feet in the wild, though it typically stays under 6 feet indoors. Key Features and DescriptionAppearance and Foliage: The plant has palmately compound leaves consisting of 5-9 lanceolate, shiny, green leaflets that resemble an umbrella or a hand.Trunk: In nature, the bark is brown and slightly cracked; young branches are green. Cultivated plants are famous for their braided trunks, often woven together when young.