There are taboos for growing flowers indoors; these 3 kinds of flowers must not be kept, otherwise they will bring bad luck

Growing flowers also involves feng shui, and it counts as a branch of home feng shui. Although you cannot fully believe in this feng shui, you also cannot completely dismiss it. When it comes to growing flowers, there are now more and more flower enthusiasts, and everyone often browses the flower market when they have nothing to do, and always brings a few pots home when they return. Common ones such as pothos, clivia, lucky bamboo, spider plant and so on are all commonly kept at home.

Some flowers are not suitable for keeping indoors. For example, the "2 kinds" of flowers shared below can be grown in the yard, but not inside the house, especially not in the bedroom.

1. Large, densely growing foliage plants: heavy dampness

Large foliage plants are generally quite big, and their branches and leaves are glossy green. When placed indoors, whether along the wall or in a corner, they are unsuitable. Because these plants grow too large, their yin energy is very strong, which in plain terms means "heavy dampness." This will raise the indoor humidity, and in feng shui terms, gloomy plants must absolutely not be kept indoors. They will bring "bad luck" to the owner of the house. It is recommended to grow some small foliage plants, such as lucky bamboo, asparagus fern, pothos, spider plant, snake plant and so on.

2. Poisonous flowering potted plants: bad for health

There are many poisonous flowering plants. They can be grown outdoors in the yard, but it is best not to keep them indoors. For example, a common poisonous flower is dumb cane (Dieffenbachia), whose sap is toxic, and it must absolutely not be kept in a home with children. In addition, flowers such as poinsettia and oleander are also quite strongly toxic plants.

These flowers are very bad for health. Some may look rather beautiful and be easy to grow, so just move them outdoors to grow; that will not affect their ornamental appeal. Besides the two kinds of flowers above that are unsuitable for keeping indoors, there is also a 3rd kind of flower that must not be kept indoors.

3. Flowers with too strong a fragrance: prone to causing allergies

Many flower enthusiasts like to grow potted plants with floral fragrance. These potted plants have a lasting fragrance and seem quite nice, but in fact, too strong a fragrance is also harmful. For example, the common hyacinth and tulip. They must absolutely not be kept in the bedroom, because their fragrance is simply too strong, and they very easily cause allergies. That is not so good. You end up growing a flower and getting sick from it. There is also the lily, which is likewise unsuitable for keeping indoors. Putting one or two stems in a vase for cuttings is still fine, as long as it is not a whole pot.

That is all for sharing about the taboos of growing flowers. Thank you for reading!

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