These 5 large potted plants are recommended; they symbolize peace and happiness and can also purify the air

Green plants all beautify the home, purify the air, and decorate the home. Below are 5 large potted plants; you can tell from their names that they are all very auspicious plants. 1. Happiness Tree. The Happiness Tree is a common landscaping plant that purifies the air and pleases the mood; families and offices alike like to grow it. The Happiness Tree likes a humid environment. During its growth period, it is necessary not only to ensure relatively high environmental humidity, but also to maintain a certain level of soil moisture. However, in spring, during the process of young buds sprouting and new shoots emerging, water should be controlled appropriately to avoid leggy branches.

2. Peace Tree. The Peace Tree carries the meanings of peace, auspiciousness, family happiness, and all going as one wishes, so people often use it to express blessings. It can release a fresh kind of gas, remove peculiar smells, purify the air, and make people feel cheerful and relaxed. Peace Tree potted plants should use loose, fertile, well-drained acidic soil rich in organic matter. If the soil is compacted and clayey, or not acidic enough, has poor drainage, or the potting soil is compacted, all of these may cause fibrous root rot, leading to yellowing leaves and poor growth. Leaf mold soil can be used for cultivation. Small Peace Trees should be repotted once a year, while large ones should be repotted once every 2~3 years on average.

3. Money Tree. The Money Tree, as you can tell from its name, has a certain effect on home feng shui. Placing one in the southeast direction of the home helps to bring in wealth and treasure. The suitable growth temperature for the Money Tree is 20-30°C. The high-temperature, high-humidity season in summer is very favorable for the growth of the Money Tree and is the period of its fastest growth. Therefore, at this stage, fertilizer and water management should be strengthened to make it grow robustly. It is afraid of cold in winter, and the growing environment must not be lower than 5°C; it is best to keep it at 18~20°C.

4. Money Plant. The Money Plant symbolizes bringing in wealth and treasure and high honor and great wealth. Because the leaves of the Money Plant resemble strings of copper coins, people named it the Money Plant and regard it as a plant that brings in wealth and treasure and rolling wealth. The Money Plant likes warm, slightly dry, semi-shaded environments with little change in annual average temperature. It is relatively drought-tolerant, but fears cold, avoids strong direct sunlight, and is afraid of heavy clay soil and water accumulation in the potting soil. If the potting soil has poor permeability, it can easily cause its tubers to rot. It requires loose, fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter, acidic to slightly acidic.

5. Kumquat. During festivals, many people place a pot of kumquat trees at home for good luck. The golden fruits give off a fresh fragrance, making people feel relaxed and happy. Kumquats like sunlight and a warm, humid environment, are not cold-tolerant, are slightly shade-tolerant, are drought-tolerant, and require well-drained, fertile, loose, slightly acidic sandy loam soil.