Money tree

How wonderful it would be if money grew on trees. Unfortunately, no one has yet succeeded in cultivating such a plant. However, there is one that promises a windfall, at least by name: the Money Tree (Crassula ovata) Minor, or Penny Tree, has round, thick, green leaves and is a smaller variety. With plenty of sunlight, the leaves take on a reddish hue. The Money Tree can be easily propagated from leaf cuttings. This tree-like succulent is a low-maintenance houseplant. This thick-leaved plant from the succulent family forms round, fleshy leaves that closely resemble coins. Although these coins are not considered currency: the Money Tree is very decorative and is also regarded as a plant of luck. With a little know-how, this houseplant can live to be very, very old.