Put a money tree in these two spots and it will easily get yellow leaves, and it will also lose its wealth-attracting energy.

When people talk about the money tree, they think of its symbolic meaning and its lush green leaves. It is most commonly seen at company entrances and shop entrances, and many plant lovers also grow it at home. But if it is placed in the wrong spot in the home, it will inevitably develop yellow leaves, and it will also lose its beautiful symbolism of attracting wealth and bringing prosperity.

Experienced growers say that in terms of feng shui, the money tree is best not placed in these two locations. The first is a passageway. In a passageway, the money tree must not be placed upside down, and it is best not to place it in a cool spot either. Placing a money tree in an indoor passageway means blocking the arrival of wealth.

And placing a money tree under a beam or in a foyer means scattering the household's wealth. These places also do not get good sunlight, so a money tree placed in these spots will develop yellow leaves over time.

Second, it must not be placed directly opposite a toilet. The money tree itself symbolizes attracting wealth and prospering, and when it faces a toilet, the feng shui principles of the money tree are in conflict, so this position must not be used for placement. Of course, there are still suitable spots for the money tree in the home.

For example, the wealth positions for the money tree are as follows: for a living room facing south with its back to the north, the southwest is its wealth position, and due north is also its wealth position; for a living room facing east with its back to the west, the south, north, and southeast are its wealth positions. After all that, has your money tree been placed in the right spot? If you want to grow a money tree well, it really must be placed in a suitable position.