Feng shui taboos on yew trees at home. People with many five elements of trees are not suitable for breeding.

Yew is an ancient plant that has grown on the earth. It not only has high ornamental value but also has high medicinal value, and is loved by many people. So what should I pay attention to when planting yew at home? Next, I will take you to understand the Feng Shui taboos of yew at home. Feng shui precautions for planting yew

1. Five elements and many trees are not suitable for cultivation

Yew is a particularly beautiful plant, and it is also a native of our country. First-class protected plants. Therefore, when planting this precious tree at home, according to our Feng Shui tradition, if you plant many trees belonging to the Five Elements of people in your home, it is best not to cultivate them, because planting yew will change the layout of your home and even bring you benefits. Counterproductive effect.

2. The vase affects the placement

We should also pay attention to some taboos when choosing a pot for planting yew. If it is a glass basin, do not place it on the north side of your home. Ball-shaped flower pots are not suitable for placement in the west and northwest directions of the home. Moreover, deep and tall flowerpots should not be placed in the east and southeast of your home. The Feng Shui symbol of yew

1. The symbol of longevity

Because yew is a plant with particularly strong vitality and can grow for a long time. , and can even reach more than 5,000 years. And because the yew fruit is red and looks very festive, it is called an auspicious tree and a representative of longevity.

2. Symbol of immortality

In Christianity, yews are a symbol of immortality, because yews are often planted in some sacred places. In our part of China, yew trees are often planted near temples. So this one in ours also has an auspicious meaning. In foreign countries, it has an immortal symbol.