Be careful when growing flowers at home. These 2 kinds of flowers are best not kept, as they can ruin your good luck.
As people's living standards improve, more and more people keep a few pots of flowers at home, but did you know? Growing flowers at home also involves feng shui. It counts as a branch of home feng shui. Although you can't fully believe in feng shui, you also can't completely disbelieve it. When growing flowers at home, you still need to be a bit careful.
For example, potted plants such as pothos, clivia (Clivia miniata), money tree (Pachira aquatica), lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana), spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), and kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) are all very suitable for keeping at home and are good for people's health, but there are also some flowers that are not suitable for placing indoors, especially in the bedroom. Today Xiaohua's topic to share is:
When growing flowers at home, these "2 kinds" of flowers are best not kept, as they will ruin your "good luck." Be careful!
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1. Some potted plants with an especially strong fragrance that are also toxic
Generally, such potted plants are bad for health and easily give people some unpleasant feelings, such as dizziness and nausea, leaving people in mild discomfort, which affects their mood and ruins their good luck.
Representative potted plants of this kind include:
Dumb cane (Dieffenbachia), this plant has a nice shape and broad leaves and can purify the air, but it is not recommended for homes with small children, because its sap is toxic. If a child accidentally gets it on their skin or swallows it by mistake, it will be very troublesome. In mild cases, local numbness occurs; if it gets into the eyes, in severe cases it can cause blindness.
Also lilies, redbud (Cercis chinensis), Chinese rose (Rosa chinensis), oleander (Nerium oleander), and so on are all not suitable for keeping indoors, especially in the bedroom.
2. Large foliage potted plants: too much moisture
Large foliage potted plants generally grow especially big, and if your home is not very large, then keeping such large foliage potted plants indoors will undoubtedly increase the indoor moisture, making people feel that the indoors is damp and uncomfortable. Moreover, from the perspective of feng shui, such potted plants are not conducive to gathering wealth in the home, because heavy moisture scatters wealth and ruins the owner's financial luck. Therefore, it is not recommended to keep large foliage potted plants indoors. However, if your house is big enough, that is another matter. Only when the house and the foliage potted plants match each other can it, in feng shui terms, be beneficial to the owner's fortune.
Generally, for home foliage potted plants, it is recommended to choose some relatively small ones, such as pothos, lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana), spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata), and so on.
Actually, growing flowers at home should still put people first. Now it comes down to 5 types of potted plants that should not be kept:
1. Toxic potted plants
2. Potted plants with too strong a smell
3. Potted plants that consume too much oxygen and compete with people for oxygen
4. Potted plants whose flowers and scent easily trigger allergies
5. Potted plants that affect the owner's home feng shui
If you have such potted plants at home, it is recommended to deal with them. Especially for families with elderly people, children, or pregnant women, when we grow flowers at home, we should still put people first. It is recommended not to keep any potted plants that cannot bring good luck to the owner. In feng shui terms, although potted plants such as clivia (Clivia miniata), money tree (Pachira aquatica), and happiness tree (Radermachera sinica) have good meanings, their placement at home also has certain particular requirements. However, some flower lovers definitely do not believe in feng shui. If you do not care, then you can ignore it, but for some toxic potted plants and those with too strong a smell, you still need to be careful when caring for them. What do you think?