Money plant water usually turns green because algae are growing inside the container. Clear jars exposed to light develop algae more easily, especially when fertiliser, dead leaves or other plant debris remain in the water. … Read more
A money plant cutting may fail to grow roots when it has no viable node, the node stays above the waterline, the stem is damaged or the cutting receives unsuitable light and temperature conditions. A … Read more
A money plant with root rot in water can survive when part of the stem remains firm and at least one healthy node remains unaffected. Remove the plant from the container, cut away every soft … Read more
Money plant leaves can turn yellow in water when the water becomes stale, roots begin to decay, light conditions are unsuitable, or a long-established plant lacks nutrients. One older yellow leaf may reflect normal ageing, … Read more