However, instead of placing your Money Tree in potting mix, you can.

Money tree thrives in soil with pH levels ranging between and Even if you have potted your money tree using the perfect soil, you should still consider repotting it after some years as the soil’s acidity increases that might not be suitable for the plant.

Best soil mix for a money tree. A sandy, peat-based soil is the best choice for your Money Tree. The soil should be able to drain quickly and not hold a lot of moisture as that will cause root rot in your Money Tree. Potting soils with high ratios of organic compost are not shrubmulching.barted Reading Time: 7 mins. May 19, Money Tree have higher requirements on soil.

Loose, fertile is the basic requirement, but also need to choose good permeability, acid. Generally, the nutritive soil purchased can be used directly, and the effect is relatively good.

You can also make it by yourself, with six parts of garden soil, two parts of stable manure, two parts of coarse sand and one part of peanut cake, so the effect is shrubmulching.barted Reading Time: 2 mins. Rooting Your Money Tree in Soil. Money Trees benefit from being planted in a potting mix with adequate drainage, such as a sandy, peat-moss-based soil. I suggest planting these trees in Cactus blend soils, (I like to use Hoffman’s Organic Cactus & Succulent Blend) for its excellent shrubmulching.barted Reading Time: 9 mins.