Don't pick indoor plants carelessly; 3 fortune-bringing flowers, the more you grow, the better

When growing potted flowers at home, we should not only choose those that are easy to care for and easy to manage, but also choose those with good meanings, such as the money tree, which carries the meaning of "attracting wealth and bringing fortune." Keeping one at home is naturally a good choice, and even setting aside whether it can actually attract wealth, from the perspective of plant feng shui alone, the money tree is worth growing a few pots of. Besides the money tree, there are also several other excellent symbolic flowers that are simple and easy to care for and have very good symbolic meanings. The key point is that no matter how many of these flowers you grow, it never feels like too many! Next, let's take a look at which flowers are worth recommending!

Golden Branch and Jade Leaf (Portulacaria afra)

This potted plant is also called the purslane tree. Note that it is not the common wild purslane - the difference between the two is actually quite big. Purslane is a wild vegetable and an annual plant, while the purslane tree, that is, Golden Branch and Jade Leaf, is a perennial plant. The reason the two look similar is simply that they both belong to the purslane family. Golden Branch and Jade Leaf is a flower that is very much worth keeping as an indoor plant at home. This is because its plant form is elegant and its leaves are emerald green, and especially when made into a bonsai, its value is extremely high. In addition, Golden Branch and Jade Leaf symbolizes family harmony and smooth sailing, so growing any number of pots is never excessive.

Happiness Tree (Radermachera sinica)

Happiness Tree - just from the name you can tell its meaning is "family happiness and smooth sailing." This flower is a typical large indoor foliage plant, and when cared for it is generally placed in a corner of the living room. This plant is relatively simple and easy to care for; as long as it is given enough light and water daily, it can keep its leaves glossy green for a long time. Of course, if you want the Happiness Tree to grow more luxuriantly, you can fertilize it more frequently. You can use compound fertilizer used for crops at home, or barnyard manure. Because this plant grows relatively tall, its root system is unusually well developed, so it needs its potting soil changed every two years.

Clivia (Clivia miniata)

Years ago, Clivia was a plant that made people both love and hate it. Especially back when it was being hyped, a single pot of Clivia could be priced at tens of millions. Of course, although it has now returned to rationality, there are still quite a few flower enthusiasts who love growing it. After all, Clivia is a flower with bright, elegant blooms, and keeping one at home offers extremely high ornamental value; it also symbolizes that the owner of the home has "the demeanor of a gentleman." A loyal fan of mine, now over 60 years old, has so many Clivia at home that there is no room left for more. The oldest pot of Clivia has now been grown for 20 years and blooms twice every year. Come to think of it, Clivia is actually not difficult to grow; situations like bud clamping and yellowing leaves can be avoided, provided you understand its growth characteristics well and have a bit more patience and care.

Besides the 3 kinds of flowers shared above, "Lucky Bamboo" is also an option for home flower growing. After all, this plant is evergreen in all four seasons, and its care method is hydroponics, so it appears cleaner. Wealth and great fortune are the meanings of Lucky Bamboo, and one bottle is not expensive either, so I also recommend everyone grow some more; they can be placed on the coffee table in the living room or on a desk in the bedroom.

That's all for sharing about some relatively good flowers. Thank you for reading!

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