Leaf 50cm Artificial Money Tree Plant

Also known as Pachira Aquatica, Malabar chestnut and French peanut plant this is a popular plant for its attractive foliage. Our artificial money plants have incredible attention to detail and are extremely realistic. With a botanically accurate leaf structure and beautiful green glossy leaves this is a really attractive artificial plant that looks fantastic anywhere indoors.

Measures 50cm from the base of the pot to the top when arranged as shown in the pictures.

Stems are wired so this can be arranged to fit your space perfectly.

It is highly realistic with botanically accurate foliage.

It comes potted in a plain black plastic pot and is ready to display. You can easily put this inside a larger planter if you wish as we have shown in some of the photographs.

• Weight 1.79 kg
• Dimensions H 50 cm
• Height 50cm
• Manufacturer Leaf
• Colour Name Money Plant
• Pot Type Plastic weighted pot
• Pot Measurements 12.5cm (d) x 11cm (h) approx.
• Manufacturer Part Number LEAF-7071
• EAN 5060532970719

Care Advice

We know you want your artificial plants and trees to look their best when they arrive. As the plants are boxed for transit the majority of those with wired leaves will benefit from "dressing out" on arrival which is a simple, quick process and ensures that your plant or tree looks fantastic and fits your space perfectly.

Cleaning Artificial Plants

Plastic leaf artificial plants Plastic leaf plants can either be brushed down with a dry paintbrush or wiped with a damp cloth. Our plastic leaved plants are quite robust and we have some customers who simply hose them down in the garden periodically! Make sure that you put them somewhere well ventilated to dry out thoroughly afterwards.

Silk leaf artificial plants Silk leaf artificial plants are less suited to wet cloths or water as this can cause colouring on the materials to run. The best way to clean these is with a dry duster or cloth. You can also use a hoover but only one with a low suction setting (or you risk damaging the leaves).