Establishing plants from cuttings is a famous strategy for proliferating plants. One plant effectively engendered from cuttings is the money tree, otherwise called Pachira aquatic.
Money Tree
Use pruning shears to make a neat under-a-leaf hub. A leaf hub is a leaf that meets the stem and is where new roots will rise.
Eliminate leaves from the lower of the cutting, leaving a couple at the top for photosynthesis.
Fill a little pot with well-depleting soil, fertilized soil, and perlite or sand. Make an opening in the dirt with a pencil or stick, and the cutting into the opening — the dirt around the slicing to get.
The pruned cutting is in an area with splendid, roundabout light. Keep the dirt clammy yet not waterlogged, making the cutting decay. Cover the pot with a plastic pack to assist with keeping up with stickiness levels around the cutting.
After half a month, check for new root development. Assuming that you feel opposition, it implies roots have been shaped. Whenever roots are laid out, you can relocate the established cutting into a bigger pot with standard gardening soil.