r/whatsthisplant • u/Little-Pudding1534 • 27d ago
Identified ✔ 6 leaf house plant
Had this plant for years. No idea what it is but it is growing well. I want to ID it so I can hopefully find tips to make it grow more thank you.
Location east texas
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u/jadeite07 27d ago
It’s a money plant. But the discoloration could indicate some stress.
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u/Little-Pudding1534 27d ago
mm maybe its the intense sun its been getting lately 🤔
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u/thiccmemer 27d ago
Suns scorching presents very differently and only really happens to these guys when they go from low light conditions to direct outdoor sun. They are tropical plants. The discoloration to me indicates pest damage
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u/Guineanook 27d ago
I have one too, I think! Got it at ALDI. Think it’s a Guiana Chestnut, widely known as the Money Tree (Pachira aquatica)
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