3. Healing Minor Burns and Skin Irritations

For minor burns without blisters, the leaf’s juice is applied to soothe the skin. Additionally, a paste made from the leaves can be applied to bruises, cuts, and scrapes to promote healing.

4. Relief from Cold Sores and Insect Bites

The juice is also used to alleviate cold sores and insect bites. Applied every two hours, it helps reduce inflammation and accelerates the healing process.

5. Acne Treatment

Thanks to its antiseptic properties, the Money Tree’s leaf juice is used in traditional remedies to treat acne. Applying the juice to the affected area, especially at night, is believed to help clear up breakouts.

Precautions and Contraindications

. While the Money Tree offers various traditional remedies, caution is advised:

Arsenic Accumulation: The plant can accumulate arsenic from the soil. However, this is less of a concern for houseplants grown in controlled environments.
External Use Only: Traditional remedies recommend external application only. Ingesting parts of the plant is not advised.
Not Recommended for Certain Individuals: Pregnant or breastfeeding women and children under 12 should avoid using these remedies.

Caring for Your Money Tree