No matter how expensive it is, if you have the money, you should keep one pot of it - don't wait until you lose money to regret it
Money tree (Pachira aquatica), wishing you rolling wealth!
The money tree is widely recognized as a flower that attracts wealth and guards the home. Whether at home or in the office, at least 1 pot will be placed, symbolizing abundant wealth and the attraction of fortune and prosperity!
Care tips:
1. The money tree has weak roots and does not like waterlogged soil. Normally, watering about 2 times a month is enough, and it must be placed in a ventilated spot such as by a window, otherwise the roots are prone to rot.
2. If the money tree's branches and leaves are wilting or growing leggy and its shape is not attractive, you can cut off all the branches and let it sprout again! The new buds that grow out this way will be very sturdy.
Clivia (Clivia miniata), wishing you wealth and blooming prosperity!
Clivia has thick, emerald-green leaves, and its flowers are gorgeous and grand, symbolizing noble and elegant character. Keeping one pot at home not only helps you befriend true gentlemen, but also boosts your wealth fortune.
Care tips:
1. Clivia has fleshy roots, so you cannot water it too frequently either. Before watering, tap the rim of the pot. If the sound is fairly crisp, it is time to water it thoroughly!
2. Clivia should be placed in a spot with bright, indirect light and good ventilation, and must not be exposed to harsh sun. Each month, you can wipe the leaves with beer to make them glossy and thick.
Radermachera (Radermachera sinica), wishing you happiness and contentment!
Radermachera symbolizes: family happiness. It is a plant with vitality-boosting properties. The greener and denser its branches and leaves, the more it boosts wealth.
Care tips:
1. Radermachera likes water and fears dryness. In summer, water 1-2 times a week, but be careful not to let water accumulate. Normally, in the morning and evening, you can spray water around the leaves to keep them moist.
2. If you want the leaves of Radermachera to be glossy green, you can add a little monopotassium phosphate to the water each month and spray it on the leaves.
ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia), wishing you abundant wealth!
The ZZ plant's clusters of leaves, strung together, look like ancient coins, symbolizing abundant wealth and prosperity. It is deeply loved by Chinese households!
Care tips:
1. The ZZ plant is tolerant of dryness and does not need frequent watering. In summer, water about once every 5-7 days; in spring and autumn, water about once every 10 days; in winter, watering once every 15-20 days is enough.
2. For the ZZ plant, it is best to repot and change the soil once every 1-2 years. The soil can be mixed in a ratio of garden soil : coal cinders = 3:2. By the way, the ZZ plant can also be propagated by leaf or stem cuttings, turning one pot into many pots!
Orchid, wishing you good fortune and everything going your way!
Orchid flowers are fragrant, and its branches and leaves are elegant, symbolizing purity, beauty, and preciousness. People who keep orchids at home must have refined temperament, upright conduct, and elegant appearance!
Care tips:
1. Watering orchids requires caution, because they have fleshy roots, and too much water easily causes rot. Normally, part the soil surface 2-3 cm deep; if it is dry, water thoroughly; if it is not dry, wait a few days before watering.
2. To grow orchids well, you must pay attention to the soil mix, which must be loose and breathable. You can use decomposed peanut shells, leaf mold, and perlite in a ratio of 4:4:2. This makes root rot less likely.
Snake plant (Sansevieria), wishing you vigorous might!
The snake plant has upright leaves and symbolizes health and masculinity. Its sword-like leaf shape can ward off evil and guard the home, so the snake plant is an excellent indoor plant for boosting the household!
Care tips:
1. The snake plant is drought-tolerant, and too much water easily causes root rot. Normally, watering should be controlled. In summer, watering once a week is enough; in autumn and winter, water once every 2-3 weeks.
2. The snake plant likes light, so let it bask in the sun more often. In addition, each month pour in a cup of decomposed rice-washing water, or bury a few cooked soybeans, and the snake plant will shoot up rapidly!