Can't you keep trees at home? These 4 trees bring good fortune and wealth when placed in the house
These days, growing flowers and plants has become a common thing. Coming home every day and seeing lush green plants and brilliantly blooming flowers lifts your mood quite a bit. Still, there are always claims that you shouldn't keep trees at home. Actually, Huahua doesn't see it that way. After all, there are so many varieties of plants that surely a few of them are suited to growing indoors!
Take these 4 plants and trees, for example. Because they are smaller than ordinary trees and also symbolize happiness and peace, isn't placing them in the home a great way to boost your fortune? Friends who are interested, come take a look with Huahua and see exactly which 4 trees they are.
1. Money Tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia)
Just from the name, you know the Money Tree symbolizes money and getting rich. Many people place it in the living room for this auspicious meaning. As an ornamental plant, the Money Tree has glossy green leaves all year round, and its stems stand upright and straight, giving it a rather "majestic" air when you look at it - who knows whether that's because of its "wealth-attracting" meaning.
The Money Tree is fairly easy to care for. You can use peat soil or ordinary garden soil for planting. It likes light but also tolerates shade, so as long as you avoid the scorching sun of summer, there won't be any problems. Watering is even simpler: under normal conditions, just make sure to water once a week. In summer, because evaporation is strong, you can spray a mist of water around the leaves to maintain humidity.
2. Money Tree (Pachira aquatica)
The Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) is one of the more common plants and trees in the home. Because of its "wealth-attracting" meaning, many flower lovers are deeply fond of it. Its trunk is very thick and sturdy, with dense leaves at the top. Placed at home as a foliage plant, it's a great choice - especially since the Money Tree needs hardly any effort to grow lush and full.
The Money Tree likes to grow in ample light, so it can absorb enough nutrients to support the growth of its branches and leaves. However, when the summer sun is strong, you should also pay attention to providing shade. It is fairly drought-tolerant; sometimes watering once a month won't kill it. But be especially careful not to cause root rot or waterlogging when watering, otherwise it really won't survive. During the peak growing season, you can consider applying some diluted fertilizer water to provide nutrients.
3. Happiness Tree (Radermachera sinica)
The Happiness Tree is a relatively large foliage potted tree, symbolizing family harmony and happiness. Keep one at home and look at its lush branches and leaves - you'll surely feel much more relaxed. No wonder so many flower lovers like to place it in their living rooms.
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The Happiness Tree likes to grow in a humid and warm environment, with an optimal growing temperature of around 20 degrees, so when overwintering in the north, be sure to take good insulation measures. As long as the Happiness Tree doesn't receive direct sunlight, its branches and leaves will grow very well. However, it shouldn't be kept in a dark place for long periods either - yellowing leaves are then a normal occurrence. Its watering frequency is about every 4 days. In winter, because growth is slow, you can appropriately reduce the amount of watering.
4. Peace Tree (Cinnamomum kotoense)
The Peace Tree symbolizes "peace and health" - I believe many people know this. It stays evergreen all year round, with glossy leaves, and looks full of vitality and energy in the home. Compared with the previous three trees, it also takes up relatively less space, making it suitable for keeping at home.
The Peace Tree likes to grow in a humid environment, which means we should try to water it in both the morning and the evening. However, in winter you can spray more water and water less to prevent waterlogging and root rot. The Peace Tree is suited to being kept in a semi-shaded environment; strong light will cause yellowing leaves, and its ornamental value will naturally drop quite a bit too.
All 4 of the above trees are suitable for keeping at home. From now on, don't say that the home isn't suitable for "keeping trees." Flower lovers who like them should hurry and bring a few pots of these auspicious trees into their homes!