Grow fortune-bringing flowers at home to turn your luck around, keep you safe, and grow richer the more you care for them

In the crisp, high-skied autumn season, how can you not buy a few pots of flowers to decorate your home! So which flowers are most suitable to buy? Of course, it's the "fortune-bringing flowers" that bloom beautifully and can boost wealth and turn your luck around. Today, Huahua recommends 10 of the most auspicious, wealth-attracting flowers for everyone, so that the more you grow them, the richer you get!

Anthurium

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Realize your grand ambitions and thrive in your career!

The bright red blooms of the anthurium open all year round and never fade for long. Placed in the home, they symbolize a flourishing career and are especially good at attracting wealth!

How do you care for anthurium?

1. Anthurium leaves easily turn yellow if exposed to too much harsh sunlight, so normally just place it in a living room, study, kitchen, etc. with indirect light for care.

2. Anthurium likes moisture, so mist the surrounding area often to keep it humid. When the potting soil dries out, water thoroughly, once every 3-5 days, and never let water accumulate.

Occasionally the roots are exposed outside; do not bury them, as being exposed helps the roots breathe.

Guzmania (Bromeliad)

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Good luck keeps coming and wealth arrives!

Guzmania, a type of ornamental bromeliad, has a red flower head paired with emerald-green leaves, staying vivid all year round. Placed in the living room, it instantly fills the home with warmth and a festive, joyful atmosphere!

How do you care for guzmania?

1. Guzmania likes light, so you can place it in a living room, balcony, or similar spot for care, ensuring plenty of indirect light and a well-ventilated environment. That way, the guzmania's flower will stay red the whole time.

2. Water the potting soil about once every 5-7 days, and when watering, also pour some water into the leaf cup. Guzmania is not cold-tolerant, so choose carefully if your home's temperature drops below 10 degrees in winter.

Elephant Bush (Portulacaria afra)

, noble and elegant, bringing blessings to your door!

Elephant Bush, evergreen in all four seasons

, with elegant branching, small round fleshy emerald-green leaves, and sturdy stems, it has a very classical beauty, especially the variegated cultivars!

How do you care for elephant bush?

1. Elephant bush is a succulent plant, drought-tolerant and afraid of waterlogging. Mix plenty of sand into the soil. Normally, water thoroughly only when you see the soil turn pale; it won't die even without water for 1-2 months, but once overwatered, it dies quickly!

2. It likes a environment with plenty of light, and is best kept on a south-facing balcony. In addition, elephant bush is very easy to propagate from cuttings; just snap off a branch and bury it in soil and it will live.

Kalanchoe,

Blessings and longevity lasting a hundred years!

Kalanchoe is one of the popular flowers at flower markets in autumn and winter. It comes in many colors, and its blooming period lasts more than half a year, opening in one big cluster, making it deeply loved by flower enthusiasts.

How do you care for kalanchoe?

1. Right now is exactly when kalanchoe is forming flower buds, so stop pruning for the time being, give it more sun, and water it each week with a little monopotassium phosphate, and the kalanchoe will grow lots of buds.

2. Do not water too frequently; water about once every 7 days. After the flowers fade, cut off the spent blooms, pinch off the tops and tips often, and it will bloom again very soon! 

Crassula ovata 'Hobbit' (Tube-Leaf Jade),

Great fortune and abundant wealth!

The tube-leaf jade, also called Crassula ovata 'Hobbit', is a succulent plant. Its leaves look like little tubes and can absorb wealth energy, so people also call it the "wealth-absorbing tree"!

How do you care for tube-leaf jade?

1. The soil mix must be loose; you can prepare it in a ratio of general succulent old-stem peat : granules = 6:4. Water sparingly, and during the summer dormancy period you can even cut off water entirely.

2. Give it plenty of sun, and the edges of the tube-leaf jade's leaves will show a beautiful red color, but in summer provide appropriate shade to prevent black rot.

Christmas Cactus,

Turning your fortunes around and bringing blessings!

Although the Christmas cactus has prickly, crab-claw-like leaves, it can produce delicate, gorgeous flowers, and it is relatively cold-tolerant, blooming in winter and spring!

How do you care for Christmas cactus?

1. The Christmas cactus root system is not very developed, so the potting soil must be loose. You can use pure pine needle soil to grow it, or leaf mold mixed with coal cinders, and sprinkle a little chicken manure, compound fertilizer, or other base fertilizer at the bottom.

2. Place it in a living room, balcony, or other spot with good light as much as possible, mist the leaves often, spray a little monopotassium phosphate before blooming, and once buds form do not move it around, as the buds easily drop!

Bleeding Heart Vine,

A lucky star shines high and your luck runs smooth!

Bleeding heart vine is a climbing flower that can climb walls. Its white petals reveal red stamens, like two dragons playing with a pearl, a sign of auspiciousness. Moreover, its blooming period is especially long; in the south it can bloom from June to December.

How do you care for bleeding heart vine?

1. It likes an environment with plenty of light, best kept on a south-facing balcony. Water thoroughly once the surface potting soil feels dry. You can water it with fermented rice water diluted with clean water, and it will grow vigorously.

2. Before bleeding heart vine blooms, pinch off the tops often to encourage side shoot growth. After it finishes blooming, promptly cut off the spent flowers. In early winter, prune weak branches, dead branches, and crossing branches. When the temperature drops below 10 degrees, move it indoors.

Chrysanthemum,

Much fortune, much longevity, much auspiciousness!

The chrysanthemum is a traditional famous flower of China, symbolizing longevity and noble character. Nowadays the market has not only traditional Chinese chrysanthemums but also spray chrysanthemums, ping-pong chrysanthemums, and more, colorful and varied, a must-have for decorating the home.

How do you care for chrysanthemums?

1. Place them in a spot with as much light as possible, such as a south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill. There are no special soil requirements, as long as it is loose and disease-free.

2. For single-stem large chrysanthemums, you need to cut off the excess flower buds and keep only one, while for multi-headed chrysanthemums such as spray chrysanthemums and ping-pong chrysanthemums, you need to pinch off the tips often to encourage side branches to sprout and grow more buds.

Osmanthus,

Auspiciousness and prosperity and wealth!

Osmanthus, with golden-yellow flowers and fragrance that carries for miles, dominating the whole autumn and outshining all other flowers, is a traditional Chinese auspicious feng shui tree. Planting one on a balcony or in a yard brings excellent feng shui!

How do you care for osmanthus?

1. Osmanthus likes sunlight. If placed in a shady spot, it easily fails to bloom. It is best kept in a yard or an open-air balcony, and it can also overwinter outdoors (except in cold regions such as Northeast China and Inner Mongolia).

2. Osmanthus likes moisture. Water thoroughly once the surface of the potting soil feels a bit dry. It is best to add a little ferrous sulfate to the water, so the leaves are less likely to turn yellow.

Clivia,

Family harmony and flourishing feng shui!

Clivia has upright, thick leaves and large, brilliant flowers, with a refined and elegant beauty. People call it the flower of wealth and nobility. Keeping one at home not only boosts wealth luck but also benefits family harmony.

How do you care for clivia?

1. Clivia only blooms after being grown for 4 years or having 14 leaves

leaves

or more. If it meets the conditions and still hasn't bloomed, it may be because winter temperatures are too high and there is no temperature difference. As long as the temperature is not below 5 degrees, you can let it experience a certain amount of cold.

2. Clivia likes fertilizer, especially nut-type flower fertilizers such as sunflower seeds, castor beans, peanuts, etc. Each year in spring and autumn when repotting, you can grab a handful of roasted sunflower seeds and place them at the bottom of the pot. For regular top dressing, bury some crushed peanuts.

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