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7 auspicious flowers: keep one at home and the whole year brings good fortune
As flower-growing skills keep improving, the varieties of flowers have become richer and their numbers ever greater. Not only that, even the names of the flowers are very festive and auspicious, such as "Golden Jade Fills the Hall," "Ten Thousand Taels of Gold," "Year-Round Red,"...
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Buddha Belly Bamboo has an auspicious meaning and looks beautiful too. Keeping a pot of it perfectly echoes the saying that one cannot live without bamboo.
What makes Buddha Belly Bamboo so unusual is that the upper end of every node grows into a little bamboo gourd, like a pot-bellied Buddha, which is why it is called Buddha Belly Bamboo. The whole stalk of bamboo looks like a row of beads on an abacus. In the old days, during folk lantern parades, some people would clutch a stalk of Buddha Belly Bamboo in their hands as a club to ward off demons and evil spirits.
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Chinese trumpet creeper has an auspicious meaning; keeping one pot brings prosperity to people and home, and the method is very simple
Chinese trumpet creeper (Campsis grandiflora) is a plant symbolizing admiration and reputation, and it also carries the meaning of a loving mother's love. Nowadays we mostly use it to express deep love for our mothers. In ancient times there was a saying that in a certain mountain village, a landlord had a very beautiful daughter who could recite poetry and paint...
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Wealthy people often keep these 4 kinds of flowers in these 4 spots at home, auspicious and good for health
More and more people are growing flowers now, and growing flowers is indeed a very interesting thing. It can not only help us decorate our space, but also absorb harmful substances and dust from the air for us, which is very...
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The blooming of this auspicious flower symbolizes the arrival of good fortune. Do you know this flower?
Today we are talking about the clivia, known as the "magical, precious, wealth-bringing flower," and said to have a spiritual nature. Clivia is a common potted flower in homes, grown for both its foliage and its blooms, and it has high ornamental value. It can absorb harmful gases and also fill the home...
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How do you care for a Guzmania (Vriesea) potted plant? It has a beautiful and auspicious meaning
The Guzmania is undoubtedly one of the most beloved plants, not only because it carries the beautiful meaning of prosperity and bringing in wealth, but also because it has a very prominent red flower spike in the center of its form; since ancient times, Chinese people have...
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5 flowers with auspicious meanings, perfect for growing a pot at home in summer
"Bringing good luck and deflecting bad energy" 1 Lucky bamboo. Lucky bamboo has emerald-green leaves that are bright and glossy, with upright, graceful stems. In China there is the well-wishing phrase "when flowers bloom, prosperity arrives; when bamboo is reported, peace prevails." Grown in grouped pots as lucky bamboo, it is loved by many people, especially businesspeople. Lucky bamboo...
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Phoenix Auspiciousness Enshrined in Yunlin as the Main Lantern of the 2017 Taiwan Lantern Festival
The 2017 Taiwan Lantern Festival will open from February 11 to 19 of this year (ROC year 106), and the main lantern, "Phoenix Paying Homage," was enshrined at 2 p.m. on the 9th in the Huwei Main Lantern Area. Yunlin County Magistrate Lee Chin-yung led Secretary-General Huang Yu-shuang and the county government team to attend, together with the Transport...
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The highland's unique "cabbage" can grow up to 2 meters tall and is hailed as the first of the three auspicious treasures
Our country is rich in natural resources, and there are many rare plants that many people may have never seen. The rarer the plant, the more it grows in unknown places, and so it remains unknown to the world. Today we are talking about a plant that looks like a cabbage, it...
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The paulownia tree is an auspicious tree in the eyes of the elderly; it can be used as medicine and also to make musical instruments
"Tong tree" is a rather general term. My hometown is in the north, and where we are, we call the paulownia tree "tong tree." Friends in the south call the tung tree (Vernicia fordii) "tong tree," and in some places the plane tree (Platanus) is also called "tong tree." So the "tong tree" in the question...
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