Bedroom plant feng shui explained: houseplants have their rules

Introduction: Growing plants in the bedroom is certainly a very ordinary thing, but bedroom plants do require attention to feng shui, and this feng shui is not a purely superstitious concept, but a viewpoint that fits very well with real healthy living. Nowadays the tradition of yin-yang and the five elements is gradually becoming more orthodox, and the mutual generation and restraint between plants and people has also become obvious. Below, let us explain bedroom plant feng shui for you.

The fragrance given off by orchids is so fresh, but this fresh little thing is not to be trifled with! Smelling it for a long time will make a person excessively excited, disrupt the nervous system, and thereby cause insomnia. Redbud flowers give off pollen, and this pollen drifts through the air and lands in every part of the room, including on you as you are in the room; after close contact with the pollen for too long, it can trigger asthma.

If the bedroom is spacious enough, you can also choose to place some large potted plants; a smaller bedroom can choose some hanging potted plants, or some designers, when designing with plants, are used to putting the plants in exquisite decorative cachepots and then placing them on the windowsill or the dressing table.

Hyacinths are the first choice for bedroom plants; they can give off a sweet scent, allowing the people in the bedroom to fall asleep soundly amid the natural fragrance. Clivia (Clivia miniata), golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus) are also good plants to place in the bedroom; they have a very good soft feel and can relax the nerves, which is more conducive to sleep.

In the traditional state five elements theory, green plants belong to wood, and the varieties of plants are extremely rich and all-encompassing; in fact, they are also divided among the five elements, producing different regulating effects on human health. Rationally arranging different kinds of plants is beneficial to physical and mental health.

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