Money plant: Should you keep it in direct sunlight or shade? Here’s the right spot for healthy growth
It is one of the most common plants found in Indian homes, valued not just for its lush, trailing vines but also for the belief that it brings prosperity and positive energy into a household. Yet despite being everywhere, climbing up moss poles in living rooms, dangling from kitchen shelves, sitting quietly in a glass of water on a windowsill, the money plant is also one of the most misunderstood when it comes to sunlight. Too much sun and the leaves scorch and fade. Too little, and the plant grows leggy, pale, and weak. Getting the placement right is really the single biggest factor separating a thriving, vibrant money plant from one that limps along looking half-alive.
