Pachira

Here is a link that might be useful: Pachira care

Generally, no plant enjoys being in a pot with no drain hole. With a attractive cache pot like that, try to find an inner pot that can be removed when the plant needs water, so excess water can drip away. Otherwise, standing/excess water in the pot can rot roots and, over time, tap water chemicals can buildup in the soil to toxic levels.

suck it up and kill that thing...

it looks like it has been tortured in that office for a decade ...

go buy yourself a pretty new plant in honor of your new job ...

if it was such a great plant.. the prior office holder would have taken it with them. instead.. they quit.. and ran away screaming.. because of that plant ...

or chop it off like it has been 4 times before..

and repot it in fresh new media.. in a slightly bigger pt.. by which time.. you spent more money that just throwing it out.. and going and buying yourself o fresh new plant.. in honor of your new job..

there you go.. full circle in one post..

and to dot the i .. and cross the T.. get rid of it...

ken

Adam- if it was me, I would repot it into a one-size larger pot with fresh new soil, water once a week. Then wait three weeks to see how it's doing and then start feeding it with all-purpose miracle grow fertilizer. You'll be amazed how it'll come back. It just needs some TLC. And I would trim off the dead ends of the leaves with a pruner or scissors. As well, slightly open the blinds so it can get some light. Good luck on your job and with your plant.

Nerry

Thanks for the advice guys!

It seems like small plant of mango. I have many plant in my garden...

Miclelee12 - Mango doesn't have palmately compound leaves. .