What are some feng shui plants suitable for growing at home

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

As people pay more and more attention to their living environment, many people grow and place plants indoors to add vitality and feng shui. But there are too many plant varieties, and...

As people pay more and more attention to their living environment, many people grow and place plants indoors to add vitality and feng shui. But there are too many plant varieties, and each type of plant has a position that suits it. How should we choose the plants suitable for placement in each area?

I. Taboos for placing plants in offices and homes

1. Do not grow toxic plants: night-blooming jasmine (harmful to people with heart disease and high blood pressure), pines and cypresses (likely to cause nausea), oleander (affects intelligence), tulips (contain toxic alkaloids, likely to cause hair loss)

2. Do not keep plants like cactus balls, plants with very sharp shapes. The good and bad luck of cactus balls is two-sided. In feng shui, they can block petty people, but a sharp shape facing oneself is also not very good. So this type of plant needs to be placed on the balcony, outside the window, and so on.

Feng shui plants suitable for placement in the living room

There are particular rules for placing feng shui plants in the living room. You need to place some flowers with good meanings, such as: lucky bamboo, Buddhist pine, orchid, bromeliad, kumquat, money tree, peace lily, and so on. The layout of the living room affects the overall fortune of the family.

Avoid: do not place cactus or azalea, otherwise it affects health. Major taboo: growing sago palm at home

Recommended: place some large-leaf plants; large plants can also be placed in some corners and by the stairs.

II. Feng shui plants suitable for placement on the balcony

Most plants grown on the balcony are flowers, but there are also requirements for lighting. Those that like sun should be placed where sunlight shines directly, and those that like shade should be placed where there is little sunlight. Such as: jasmine, chrysanthemum, crabapple, miilan, osmanthus, purslane, and so on. In addition, if outside the balcony there is something directly inauspicious, such as a heavenly chopping evil, and so on, you can place cactus, roses, or even more powerfully, grow gourds.

III. Feng shui plants suitable for placement in the study and office

Offices and studies have even more requirements for placement. The best position is the Wenchang position. Suitable plants: mangosteen flower, asparagus fern, lucky bamboo, ivy, and so on. These plants are very helpful for improving thinking ability and studying.

Below are some plants beneficial for feng shui

1. Feng shui plants for good fortune, gathering wealth and bringing blessings

Lucky bamboo