Put these 2 kinds of flowers in the living room to bring good luck and boost the people in your home

As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to keep a potted flower at home, pretty and cozy, and many plants and flowers can also purify the air, giving the family a healthy and comfortable living environment, and many plants and flowers also carry especially auspicious and beautiful meanings. Many people who understand these things can use flowers and plants to change the feng shui of the home. When feng shui is mentioned, many people take a skeptical attitude, and someone left a comment saying, "Could it be that if I put a potted flower at home, I'll get rich?"

If you put it that way, Xiaohua can only answer "no," but Xiaohua thinks saying so is extreme. Of course, no pie falls from the sky. No matter what meaning feng shui carries, we still need to work hard. But the theory of feng shui has existed in our country since ancient times and has been passed down for thousands of years. If a theory can flow on for so long, then it surely has its reasons. Xiaohua feels that toward something invisible and untouchable like feng shui, we should neither fully believe it nor completely dismiss it. If keeping a few potted flowers can bring good luck to the family, then why not do it?

Today Xiaohua will share one aspect of this, let's take a look together:

Put these "2 kinds of flowers" in the living room and they can bring the owner "good luck" and also boost the people in the home. Do you have them?

(One)

Clivia

When it comes to potted plants that can bring good luck, Xiaohua feels Clivia is the first choice. Clivia's leaves are thick and smooth, and stand upright like swords. It is a flower of noble character, and Clivia's plant shape is elegant, with the modest gentlemanly air of ancient literati. In feng shui it carries the meaning of wealth and contentment and unyielding dignity, and Clivia also has an extremely strong ability to purify the air, can improve the air quality in the home, nourishes people and prospers the household, and can bring the owner good luck!

Generally, placing it in the southeast corner of the living room, which is the wealth position of the home, is especially suitable for keeping Clivia, and can maximize Clivia's feng shui effect in the home.

Care is as follows:

1. Light

Clivia likes light, but does not like strong light. For home care, it is suitable to place it in a bright, well-ventilated spot. It is phototropic, so you need to turn the pot often, and only then will its leaves grow evenly and have high ornamental value.

2. Watering

Clivia's thick leaves and well-developed fleshy roots both store water, so Clivia is fairly drought-tolerant, and normally you do not need to water it too much. Generally water about once every 10 days, and you need to let it dry (when the top one-third of the potting soil is dry) and then water until moist, watering thoroughly each time. There must be no water accumulating in the pot, and you need to wipe its leaves often with a soft cloth. If when wiping you can dip the cloth in a little beer water or sesame oil water, it will not only make the leaves more glossy but also act as a foliar fertilizer, making the leaf veins clearer, dark green and shiny.

3. Fertilizing

Clivia likes oily fertilizers, so when potting it, it is even better if you can add 3% roasted sesame seeds or castor beans to the soil. For regular fertilizing, it is recommended to water once or twice a month with fermented soybean water, and adding phosphorus fertilizer during the flowering period will give more flowers and brighter colors.

(Two)

Money Tree

The Money Tree is a foliage plant with thick leaves arranged in dense opposite pairs. Its ability to purify the air is very strong, and keeping one can freshen the air in the home and improve air humidity, giving a particularly comfortable feeling. People who understand home feng shui will keep a Money Tree at home, because in home feng shui it carries the meaning of many children and grandchildren, prospering wealth, and attracting wealth. Place one in the living room, and it boosts the people and nourishes them, and wealth can come rolling in.

Generally, placing the Money Tree in an east-facing or south-facing position can bring out its greatest feng shui effect.

Care is as follows:

1. Light

The Money Tree does not like strong light. If placed in the living room, the best spot is an east-facing position with bright light and good ventilation. Because the Money Tree is phototropic, you need to turn the pot often, and only then will its leaves grow evenly and look nice.

2. Watering

The Money Tree's leaves and stems can both store water, so it is fairly drought-tolerant, and the potting soil is best kept on the drier side. Generally, watering when dry and letting it dry out between waterings is enough, but when summer temperatures are high, you need to spray its leaves with water every day.

3. Fertilizing

Because the Money Tree is a foliage plant, the main nutrient it needs is nitrogen fertilizer. It is recommended that flower lovers water once or twice a month with fermented soybean water. Using homemade flower fertilizer can make the Money Tree grow well and can also improve the looseness of the potting soil, keeping it airy and preventing it from compacting.

Flower lovers who like it can keep one at home!

That's all for today's sharing

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