What flowers to display and plants to gift when moving into a new home for extra good luck?
Moving into a new home is a major happy event, but a new home will inevitably have some formaldehyde, or odors that are bad for your health. Today let's introduce a few flowers that can purify the air and also carry auspicious meanings. Keep a few pots in your new home, and they will bring blessings and prosperity!
Cyclamen
Cyclamen is an auspicious flower; when it blooms, its colors are gorgeous and charmingly lovely, symbolizing welcoming blessings and wealth and continuous good luck. At the same time, its leaves are relatively large and have the effect of absorbing toxic gases such as sulfur dioxide and formaldehyde, and it is generally grown mainly by planting.
Its blooming period is very long, and it can bloom continuously for up to 4 months. In daily care, it likes temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees, watering is required after the soil dries slightly, and it likes acidic soil. In daily care, simply give its roots more slow-release fertilizer and it will produce even more beautiful flowers.
Peace Lily
Peace Lily is a plant grown both for foliage and flowers, symbolizing auspicious meanings such as career success and smooth sailing. After blooming, the flower shape is like a small boat setting sail, and placing it at home is both distinctive and shows the owner's taste.
Peace Lily likes a warm and humid environment and is suitable for placement in semi-shaded spots at home, such as a corner of the living room, a desktop in the study, or a well-ventilated bathroom. Daily care is not difficult; just water thoroughly once the soil is dry, and for fertilizer, an ordinary indoor plant nutrient solution is enough to meet its growth needs.
Ivy
Besides having a pleasing name, Ivy's leaves stay evergreen all year round, so it symbolizes eternal youth, unchanging loyalty in friendship or love, and staying forever fresh. At the same time, it contains compounds such as various alkaloids and saponins, and has the effects of killing bacteria, purifying the air, and absorbing moisture from the air. Placing it at home can remove bacteria and viruses and give the home a better and more comfortable environment.
In terms of care, it likes semi-shaded and semi-sunny environments and can be planted using corners and gaps of land. Although it can be placed in relatively dark places, that does not mean it does not need light and ventilation. It is recommended to take it out to the balcony once a week for sunlight and ventilation. As for watering, just follow the "water when dry, dry-wet cycle" state.