What plants are suitable for people lacking the water element in 2019?
People who lack the water element or favor water are prone to various kidney diseases, and their health luck in 2019 is worrying. If the home feng shui is bad, the BaZi is unfavorable, or they offend Tai Sui, then misfortune will continually fall upon them and their family. What plants are good to grow in 2019 for those whose destiny lacks the water element? Let us take a look at which plants can boost fortune in 2019. Let usPlant Feng Shuitake a look.
Kaffir Lily benefits health
2019 is the Year of the Pig, a Ben Ming Nian, and it is also easy to offend Tai Sui. If you offend Tai Sui in this year and lack the water element, you need to worry about your health. In May and June, kidney diseases are likely to arise due to dietary problems. It is best to grow some Kaffir Lilies (Clivia miniata) at home, which can maintain health and prevent kidney-related diseases. If a disease has already appeared, it can also help improve the condition.
Lucky Bamboo brings wealth
Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is very beneficial for people who lack the water element. Lucky Bamboo itself has the feng shui effect of boosting wealth and fortune. If you lack the water element and your BaZi shows poor official luck and poor career luck in 2019, you can grow some Lucky Bamboo in the living room or courtyard. It can adjust your career luck and wealth luck, prevent loss of wealth, prevent troubles in your career, and also help you rise step by step.
Chinese Evergreen for longevity
Older people can choose some feng shui plants that promote health and longevity. People who lack the water element need to grow water-loving plants, and the Chinese zodiac signs that easily offend Tai Sui in 2019 have worrying health, especially those with chronic diseases, whose conditions can easily worsen. You can grow Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema) to adjust health luck, bring good fortune, and help you and your partner enjoy health and longevity.
Lotus benefits children luck
For those who want to expand the family and get married and have children in 2019, you can grow plants at home that bring children luck. Growing gourd vines or grapes can both benefit fertility. If you lack the water element, you can open up a spot in the courtyard to grow lotus, which is a water-loving plant. It can bring good fortune to people who lack the water element, improve children luck, and for infertile people, it benefits seeking a child and childbirth.
Ivy boosts career and interpersonal luck
People whose element is water should grow water-loving plants. Some climbing plants can bring them good luck. In 2019, if your BaZi elements are unfavorable for career and interpersonal relationships, and you also lack the water element, you may easily be framed at work, with constant conflicts with colleagues, leaders and friends. Growing Ivy (Hedera helix) can prevent these misfortunes from appearing, and at the same time boost career luck and interpersonal luck.
In 2019, those whose destiny lacks the water element need to grow water-loving plants, which can bring them good luck. At the same time, they should combine BaZi fortune calculation and adjust the home feng shui layout. It is not suitable to grow yellow plants or flowers, otherwise it will attract misfortune.
Signs of water shortage in houseplants
Growing flowers is not only for people to admire; maintenance and care are also very important, especially watering the flowers, which is a regular and important task in flower growing. If you do not handle the moisture in the flowerpot well, too much water will drown the flowers, and too little water will make them wither. Therefore, many flower-growing friends are very troubled by this. Below are a few tips to tell you when you should water your flowers.Method/Steps
Tapping method
If you are not sure whether the flowerpot is short of water, here is a small detail: gently tap the middle of the pot wall with your finger joint. If the tapping sound is crisp, it means the soil in the flowerpot is already very dry and needs watering immediately. If the sound made when tapping the flowerpot with your finger is dull, it means the soil in the flowerpot is relatively moist and does not need immediate watering.
Visual method
To see whether the flowerpot is short of water, you can also carefully observe with your eyes whether the color of the soil on the surface of the flowerpot has changed. If you find that the soil color has become relatively light or grayish-white, it means the soil in the flowerpot needs watering. If you observe with your eyes that the soil in the flowerpot has become darker or brown, it means the soil in the flowerpot is moist and does not need immediate watering.
Finger test method
If you are not sure whether the flowerpot is short of water, just looking is not enough; you also need practical action: use the finger test method. Gently insert your finger into the soil in the flowerpot and feel the soil about two centimeters deep. If you find that the soil in the flowerpot is relatively dry or hard, it means the flowerpot needs watering immediately. If the soil in the flowerpot feels relatively moist, it means there is no need to water for now.
Pinching and rubbing method
If you want to confirm whether the flowerpot is short of water, here is a little life hack: pinch and rub with your fingers. If the pinched and rubbed soil is powdery, it means the soil in the flowerpot is short of water and needs watering immediately. If the soil forms clumps when pinched and rubbed, it means the soil in the flowerpot is very moist and does not need immediate watering.
After severe water shortage, do not just water the plant
Potted flowers being dry for a long time will certainly be bad for growth, and some may even suffer irreversible damage and then die. Growing flowers at home is itself a very time-consuming task, and situations where watering is missed for a long time are unavoidable.
So, what should you do if the flowers and plants become short of water and drought-stressed because you did not water them in time? How can you save flowers and plants injured by drought?
Many people think of immediately giving the flowers and plants a large amount of water to make up for the moisture, but this approach is actually wrong, because drought has already damaged the plant root system and dried and compacted the potting soil. At this time, a large amount of water without considering the method will not only fail to save the flowers and plants, but may even accelerate their decline and death. So, what should be done to save the flowers and plants?
Saving drought-stressed flowers and plants depends on the severity of the drought. If the drought is not very serious and only the leaves are slightly wilting and the upper part of the potting soil has dried out, then just replenishing water in time is enough.
If the drought is more serious and the leaves have begun to show severe yellowing, drying and falling off, then simply adding water to the soil is no longer enough. At this time, immediately move the flowerpot to a cool, ventilated place, first spray water on the leaves to wet them, and keep moisture on the leaves. Next, pour a small amount of water at the roots of the flowers and plants. After the potting soil absorbs it, water about once every half an hour. After completely watering through, still keep it in a cool, ventilated place. After the leaves fully recover their vitality, move it to a place with light and resume the previous care method.