Feng Shui Taboos for Plant Placement: Understanding Feng Shui Knowledge to Correctly Place Bedroom Plants
The bedroom is the most important resting place for everyone. You must sleep well at night so as not to affect the next day's work and study. If there are feng shui problems in the bedroom, it will not only affect our sleep, but also affect our physical and mental health. Below, we will reveal which potted plants are better for bedroom feng shui placement.
For a newly renovated bedroom, the residual smell of various chemical materials seriously affects the respiratory system, and during sleep it can easily manifest as dizziness and nightmares such as being hit on the head by a heavy object. If the smell is severe, it is even more likely to directly trigger symptoms such as myocardial infarction, and the dream state becomes one of being choked or having the nose blocked, causing difficulty breathing. From the perspective of health preservation, many plants are not suitable for the bedroom, such as strongly fragrant tulips, Chinese roses, orchids, night-blooming jasmine, and lilies; plants that release allergenic pollen or particles such as oleander, conifers, and redbud; and plants that can cause psychological barriers such as ball cacti and cacti. In order to have good dreams and bring yourself good luck, after excluding the above negative plants, you must consider their effectiveness in absorbing harmful substances. Therefore, we all recommend choosing broad-leafed, evergreen plants as the first choice.
The first choice bedroom plant for people lacking marriage destiny who seek good dreams: peach blossom.
Plants that bloom in red or pink in season and are not of the strong-fragrance type are also acceptable. Pink or red fresh flowers easily stimulate a person's positive attitude and action toward the opposite sex, bringing into dreams favorable views of the opposite sex and more proactive moves, hence the saying that peach blossom promotes romantic luck. As for placement, it is best if it can be seen while lying in bed. If it is kept in water in a vase, it is recommended not to place it somewhere it can easily be knocked over; in addition, the water should be changed frequently. Combined with the flow of water vapor, it can be placed on a table directly facing the door.
The first choice bedroom plant for people seeking good dreams and wealth luck: money tree
The money tree is a foliage bonsai plant that symbolizes auspiciousness and bringing in wealth and treasure. Its leaves are evergreen, and it is braided into shape, making it deeply loved by people. The money tree has broad leaves, is easy to care for, and stays green year-round. It can bring abundant oxygen to the bedroom, and its meaning can further promote the bedroom owner's wealth luck. When placing it, be careful not to put it against the bed; placing it diagonally is best. This tree can give the bedroom owner more thoughts about connections and wealth in dreams, allowing good dreams and good deeds.
The first choice plant for people seeking wealth, honor, and peace who want good dreams: lucky bamboo
Lucky bamboo represents: blooming wealth and honor, bamboo reporting peace, great fortune and prosperity, and a life of wealth and honor. Its meaning is relatively good. Because it is grown in water, it is recommended to place it at the air inlet of the bedroom. For example, if the wind in your bedroom comes in through the window, then place it on the table under the windowsill. Remember to change the water frequently and avoid direct sunlight. Looking at it and thinking about it before bed can bring peace of mind in dreams, and you and your family will also have fewer anxious dreams during business trips.