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What are the feng shui benefits of the clivia?

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The clivia can be seen in many people's homes, which shows how beloved this flower is, but do you really think its only purpose is to beautify a space and accent the home? Then you are seriously underestimating this plant. Many feng shui researchers say the clivia is a plant that is very good for feng shui, and it has many benefits indeed. Let us take you through them below!

1. Improve career fortune

Its blooming period is relatively long, and when it blooms, the flowers are brightly colored with elegant shapes, looking simple yet dignified. But in fact, the clivia is one of the few flowers whose blooms and leaves are both ornamental. Besides the many people who grow clivia at home, we often see it on office desks or in entryways and other places too. Why is that? It turns out that the clivia can absorb some harmful gases and make the air fresher, so people naturally feel better while working. This is especially true for people who work in literary and artistic fields: keeping a clivia at home or in the workplace can help push their artistic career one step further!

2. Boost wealth fortune

The clivia has always been regarded as a flower of wealth and honor, and indeed, keeping one at home and matching it with your decor style will naturally reveal that it is a flower with an elegant, refined beauty. People even call it the flower of prosperity. Growing and caring for one in a bright living room is said to not only promote family harmony but also boost the family's wealth fortune. Who could not love a flower like this?

3. Announcing good news

If the clivia you keep at home suddenly blooms and puts on its beauty ahead of schedule, it may mean something good is about to happen in the household. This belief is what many people call the clivia announcing good news. When the clivia blooms, the blossoms cluster tightly together, looking like the embroidered ball used in ancient times for proposing marriage, appearing very festive and auspicious, so people are all the more willing to associate it with auspicious events.

4. Who is suited to growing it

In the theory of the five elements, the clivia belongs to wood, so if there is someone in the family who belongs to the wood element, they are very well suited to growing this flower. In addition, people born under the Chinese zodiac signs of the Ox, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, and Dog are all very well suited to growing this flower, and people born in winter are also very well suited to it.

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