What are the Feng Shui requirements for growing flowers at home?
Feng Shui taboos for growing indoor flowers
1. For indoor plant decorations, give priority to broad-leaved plants or plants that are easy to care for.
Especially the red flowers and green leaves, which symbolize good luck. For example, longevity pine, lucky bamboo, dieffenbachia, etc. These plants with good meanings can improve people's luck. Orange trees, osmanthus, and lilies are good choices. In addition, potted plants that can purify indoor air include spider plants, aloe vera, ivy, mint, four-season crabapple, cockscomb, peony, and impatiens.
2. Be careful not to place too many potted plants indoors, otherwise they will be detrimental to people’s health.
If large potted plants are placed in the entrance area with enough space, they can be viewed and can also serve as an early warning. If a good plant suddenly wilts, it may indicate a change in the fortune of the house. It should be discovered and dealt with promptly.
3. Pay attention to the placement of plants
You may wish to choose the east or southeast direction of the five elements of wood or the south direction of fire. Of course, adequate lighting is also important.
4. If the front door of the living room faces north, and north belongs to water, it can calm impetuous people. Therefore, it is suitable to avoid plants belonging to gold and water in the living room facing north, such as vase orchids and Hawaiian coconuts. wait.
5. The living room with the door facing east, east belongs to wood, so it is suitable to place potted plants belonging to wood and water, such as golden mountain palm bamboo, sun god, money tree, etc.
6. The plant language of the bedroom is suitable for placing some bright potted plants that give people a comfortable and fresh feeling.
On the other hand, you can choose the flowers to be placed according to the person’s zodiac sign. For example, people born in winter are suitable for those born in the fire zodiac, such as clivia and camellia. However, it is not suitable to place too many or too large potted plants in the bedroom.