Place these 3 wealth-bringing plants in your home for good fortune and safety
Although many plants can be called money trees, each plant with the feng shui effect of gathering qi and attracting wealth differs greatly in appearance, characteristics and cultivation considerations. So when choosing these money trees, you must have a detailed understanding of them to ensure that placing them at home can produce good results.
Money Tree (Pachira aquatica)
The scientific name of the money tree is Pachira aquatica, and it is a small tree. It has a thick trunk, broad leaves and pear-shaped fruit. Although it is a small tree, money tree bonsai are mostly grown several at a time, so in appearance it still looks quite sturdy. Therefore, placing a money tree at home is actually not very suitable, unless your living room is extremely large, or you choose to place the money tree bonsai outside the front door.
Money Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
Zamioculcas zamiifolia is what is commonly known as the money plant. This is because the plant's leaves are like gold coins, hence the name money plant. As an evergreen plant grown mainly for its foliage, the money plant's leaves are not only smooth but also quite thick and fleshy, and in appearance they look like a string of coins, giving it an excellent feng shui effect for attracting wealth. In addition, the money plant is not large in size and is a small potted plant, so it can be placed at home.
Green Yuanbao Tree (Castanospermum australe)
That is, the black bean tree (Castanospermum australe). This plant's seeds are relatively large and shaped like a yuanbao, hence the name green yuanbao. As an evergreen plant of the Fabaceae family and the genus Castanospermum, its appearance is quite distinctive and it is very suitable as a home ornamental plant. The characteristic of the black bean tree lies in its swollen basal seed ball, meaning its seed keeps growing larger as the plant grows, eventually forming a large seed shaped like a yuanbao.