Are you talking about the plant that produces the pods of seeds that look like silver dollars when dry? I THINK it is called "lunaria" - and the pods are what is used to reproduce, I think - well, actually the seeds in the pod. If wrong plant, sorry.

If it is the Lunaria they reseed themselves. Or you can save the seed and plant where ever you like. Al

i would love to get some of this plant. my husband always asks if we have a money tree in the yard! LOL:) Anybody willing to share? I only have seeds at this point.PLMK

I just happened to buy one at the store today. I have no idea about propigation, but it's botanical name is Pachnia aquatica. You might consider googling based on that.

I hope that helps.

Ah, a good example to make an effort to learn the scientific name of a plant.

Speaking of which, the good ol' jade tree (Crassula ovata) is also known as the money tree.

Thanks for helping me identify the name of the plant in question. I looked up the various suggestions and it turned out to be a "pachira_aquatica." Thank you aes123.
Now I have uploaded a picture of how my propagation of this plants looks. Can I cut off the two original green leaves? Tne new plant is not dying and does have two area of growth but after being in soil for four months I thought it would grow more. Any suggestions or do I just continue to water, feed and talk to it. Thanks.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pachira Aquatica

Hi ibemaggie - we can't view a pic without a password?