What are the feng shui considerations for Podocarpus bonsai?

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Podocarpus has been regarded as a Buddhist tree since ancient times, and it is believed to have the divine power to ward off evil, block negative energy, and avert disasters. In some famous ancient temples and historic sites, solemn and serene thousand-year-old Podocarpus trees still grow today; they were planted by the monks of those temples at the time, who planted them with their own hands to avoid misfortune and turn hardship into good fortune during times of turmoil. People today generally believe that planting a few Podocarpus trees in front of and behind the house

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What are the feng shui considerations for Podocarpus bonsai?

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