7 auspicious flowers: keep one at home and the whole year brings good fortune
As flower-growing skills keep improving, the varieties of flowers have become richer and their numbers ever greater. Not only that, even the names of the flowers are very festive and auspicious, such as "Golden Jade Fills the Hall," "Ten Thousand Taels of Gold," "Year-Round Red," "Peace Through the Generations," and so on. In fact, these are not the plants' real names, but commercial names given by sellers to win a good verbal omen, implying good fortune, good luck, wealth, drawing in money, warding off evil, and so on. These flowers also carry their own festive air and can bring people good luck, so growing a few pots at home is just perfect.
If you want your business tohave a stroke of good fortune, running a company requires a "Lucky Strike." Bromeliaceae, a perennial herbaceous plant. Its most striking feature is the brilliant red flower core at the top. The bromeliad has a long flowering period and is suitable for home cultivation. The following points should be noted in its care: Temperature: the bromeliad originates from tropical South America, its suitable growing temperature is 15°C to 22°C, and the winter minimum temperature must not fall below 10°C, otherwise the plant will suffer cold damage, the leaves will turn yellow, healthy growth will be affected, and in severe cases it can die. It is best placed in the living room, carrying the meaning of gathering wealth and bringing prosperity; it likes humidity, so it can also be placed in the bathroom. At night it takes in large amounts of carbon dioxide and releases oxygen, so owning one gives you a household oxygen bar.
Clivia, Clivia is a noble plant in the plant world, and its nobility comes from the soul. The reason people like Clivia is because of its "gentlemanly character." The Clivia's place of origin is Africa, and it is said that African Clivias grow in great patches. Clivia likes semi-shade and moist environments, can absorb dust, purify the air, and has medicinal uses. It can be placed in the kitchen or at the head of the bed.
It is such a joy when friends come from afar.CyclamenIt likes warmth and fears heat, and grows best in a cool environment in fertile sandy loam rich in humus. It is fairly cold-tolerant and can withstand low temperatures of 0°C without freezing. Autumn to the following spring is its growing season, it is semi-dormant in summer, and the suitable growing temperature in winter is between 12 and 16°C. Use cyclamen to welcome honored guests, or good luck may arrive. Cyclamen differs from other plants in that it has a very strong ability to absorb sulfur dioxide, and placed at home it has a humidifying function, which can protect the skin without you realizing it. It can be grown in water, and is suitable for placing on a sunny desk, where it has a calming and soothing effect.
PhalaenopsisIt is the most common plant, the most common plant in flower markets. The temperament of the phalaenopsis best suits Eastern aesthetics, and it can be used to express the truth of friendship and is also a witness to pure love. Orchidaceae, epiphytic or terrestrial herb. It blooms year-round and has a particularly delicate fragrance. As for the phalaenopsis's habits, it likes a humid climate and is best placed outdoors with open space around it, or indoors with plenty of sunlight. If the air at home is dry, one way to increase humidity is to grow more orchids.
NarcissusIt likes warmth, moisture, and good drainage. It has a cultivation history of more than a thousand years in China, is a traditional ornamental flower, and is the tenth of China's ten famous flowers. Its place of origin is China itself. The narcissus blooms during the New Year period and symbolizes longing and reunion. An unbloomed narcissus looks like an onion or garlic, and after it blooms what matters most is its bearing. To grow narcissus well, you must first learn to select narcissus bulbs, as they determine how many flowers bloom and how rich the fragrance is. Narcissus likes warmth and likes moisture; it can be grown in water or in soil. Brightly colored narcissus can be placed in the living room, while for the study and bedroom choose ones that are more delicate and elegant. It will absorb noise and waste gases in the home and release fresh air. White petals with a yellow center, the cream of the crop among flowers.
Money TreeWhat you often see is a grafted money tree. Why is it called the money tree? The name money tree was created in order to "sell well." It is also known as Malabar chestnut, Guiana chestnut, Central American kapok, and goose-foot money. One look and you know it originates from Costa Rica in Latin America, Australia, and some small islands in the Pacific. The money tree cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. Like the happiness tree, water it as little as possible and control the frequency of watering; watering two to three times a month is enough.
Wealth Kumquat
The kumquat symbolizes good fortune and wishes fulfilled, implies golden jade filling the hall, and foretells wealth; it also carries the meaning of bringing in treasure. The golden-bright kumquat implies rolling wealth, great good fortune, and a feeling of being filled with sunshine. These are the main meanings. The kumquat implies "wealth," symbolizes drawing in money, and is a gift of the first lunar month. Holding a kumquat in your hands means good fortune and wishes fulfilled. The wealth kumquat likes a humid environment, is not cold-tolerant and easily freezes to death, so it must be cared for with great caution. Kumquats also have the effect of relieving cough and reducing phlegm.
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