Hi, I have a money tree that was doing very well in the summer near a balcony door on an outside wall. In the winter it started to look pretty bad. Most of the leaves have fallen off and I have a stem from one of the stalks that still has life. There is also some new leaves sprouting at the base of one of the stalks. When I started to realize that the leaves were falling I moved the tree to the opposite wall but it still gets plenty of indirect sunlight. The leaves are still turning brown though. The leaves at the base are pretty green. The last standing branch is resting one of the dead stalks to support it. I watered it once a week in the summer and was doing about the same in the winter. It's pretty cold inside... anywhere from 47 degrees to 70 when the heat is on. I decided to water it fully until the water was coming out at the bottom...that was a few weeks ago and the soil is still pretty moist. I gave it a cup of water today. Any ideas what's going on and can I salvage this? Picture attached. Thanks so much! This tree was doing so great in the summer that I had to trim it back.
