Don't place indoor flowers carelessly: these 3 flowers clash with good luck, and many people put them in the wrong spot
Potted flowers and plants have already become part of everyday life, and basically every household keeps some flowers and plants, whether it's common foliage plants like pothos and lucky bamboo, or flowering plants like kalanchoe and clivia. Actually, when it comes to growing flowers, there is a lot of know-how involved. Leaving aside plant care knowledge, even the flowers themselves are divided into good and bad symbolism. Some flowers have good symbolism, so naturally you'd want to keep an extra pot, while some flowers have bad symbolism, or are even poisonous flowers, so you just don't keep them. In addition, where potted flowers and plants are placed in the home is something that cannot be ignored either. Especially for those flowers that already have good symbolism, in flower-growing feng shui they must be placed in the indoor feng shui position, otherwise they will clash with good luck.
Placement rules for the money tree
This potted plant can be found in homes, courtyards or offices alike. This is mainly because of the money tree's feng shui symbolism, as it represents "attracting wealth and gathering wealth." In addition, as a typical foliage plant, the money tree is generally fairly easy to manage and care for, and in daily care you only need to pay attention to watering; if the care conditions are met, the money tree will have lush branches and leaves all year round. However, what many flower lovers usually discuss is not how to grow the money tree, but where to place it and which spot is correct in feng shui.
Apart from the indoor wealth position, no other position will do
In home feng shui, the indoor wealth position is mainly distributed across three spaces. First is the living room, second is the bedroom, and third is the kitchen. Potted flowers and plants are not suitable for the kitchen, as the oily smoke is too heavy and the plants won't live long. And for a large foliage plant like the money tree, it is also not suitable for a small bedroom. So the only option left is the living room. If you put the money tree in the living room, you can't place it randomly. Generally, the layout of a house faces south with its back to the north, so the wealth position of the living room is in the southeast corner. Therefore, the money tree must be placed in this position; any other position will clash with the symbolism of "attracting wealth."
Placement rules for the Zamioculcas zamiifolia (money plant)
As one of the few foliage plants with good symbolism, the Zamioculcas zamiifolia certainly cannot be overlooked. This plant has evergreen leaves all year round and is easy to manage and care for. Its placement is basically the same as that of the money tree. There are a few special positions where it must never be placed, such as near bathrooms with heavy dampness and moisture, dark corners, and under indoor beams; these three positions are not allowed for keeping a Zamioculcas zamiifolia, as feng shui does not permit it. After all, the Zamioculcas zamiifolia symbolizes "wealth rolling in," so it can be said to be a very good ornamental symbolic flower with high ornamental value.
Placement rules for the peace lily tree (Dracaena fragrans)
Like the money tree and the Zamioculcas zamiifolia, it is a flower with good symbolism. The peace lily tree symbolizes "peace and smooth sailing," so keeping a pot at home is naturally good in feng shui. The peace lily tree is a relatively large plant and needs a fair amount of light, so if you want its leaves to be glossy green, remember not to place it in a dark and poorly ventilated position. Otherwise the leaves will turn yellow and develop spots. This plant, besides being suitable for placement in the living room's wealth position, can also be moved into the bedroom for care. Placed one meter away from the bedroom balcony, it symbolizes health and peace for the bedroom's occupant.
That's all for sharing knowledge about growing flowers. Thank you for reading!
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