What is the relationship between flowering plants and marriage feng shui?
Flowering plants are related to marriage feng shui
Can marriage feng shui also be linked to flowering plants? In many people's impression, they probably only know that some plants represent a certain meaning, such as asparagus fern, which symbolizes a happy and sweet marriage and everlasting love, and calla lily, which symbolizes a couple's eternal union and good fortune. But from another perspective, green plants not only give people a fresh, soft and pleasant feeling, they also subtly influence the relationship between husband and wife after marriage.
Flowers and green plants are a huge "carbon-absorbing oxygen factory." The green leaves of plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air and, under the action of sunlight and chlorophyll, react with the water absorbed by the plant to form glucose while releasing oxygen, and then starch is formed from glucose molecules. Therefore, placing some green plants in a room, such as lucky bamboo and money tree, not only symbolizes the vitality of marriage, but also produces fresh oxygen, which is greatly beneficial to health.
In feng shui, green is the most auspicious healthy color range. If suitable plants are placed in a living room, it can not only create a stable, quiet, warm and peaceful environment, but to a certain extent can also enhance "harmony" between husband and wife. For example, hot summer days can easily make people irritable, especially after both spouses come home from work. Along with physical discomfort, they may quarrel over a trivial matter, but if they see large green leaves or delicate greenery, the "summer heat" will also dissipate.
The following is a brief introduction to the placement positions of plants that make marriage "prosperous" and "weak":
1. Thorny plants are suitable to be placed in the "declining position," such as "dragon bone" and "jade kylin," as well as all kinds of cacti. Placing these thorny plants in the "declining position" or "inauspicious position" has the effect of "resolving sha" in feng shui.
2. Placing some thick-leaved or large-leaved evergreen plants in the prosperous direction can achieve the effect of "producing prosperity," such as sago palm, rubber tree, banana shrub and Chinese evergreen.
But it should be noted that some plants release oxygen during the day and compete with people for oxygen at night, and some plants have cancer-promoting effects, such as datura, sanleng, red impatiens, jiandaogu and broadleaf kiwi, so when choosing, you must understand them clearly.