Home Feng Shui: Taboo on placing Feng Shui plants in the living room

Placing green plants at home can not only provide an aesthetic effect, but can also improve luck. Of course, reasonable selection and placement of plants is also important, otherwise it will have adverse effects. Today I will share with you some taboos about placing plants in the living room and what plants are good to put in the living room.

1. Taboos for placing plants in the living room

Taboo 1: Cold-toned plant pots should not be placed. Cold-toned plants refer to white and blue plants, which are very unlucky. Although it is relatively beautiful, it is too lonely and lonely when placed indoors alone. In terms of Feng Shui, cold-colored plants are relatively cold and will bring a cold air to the house. What people need to be exposed to in life is yang energy, so red and yellow potted plants are suitable for placement in the living room. Cool-colored plants can only be used as foils. Not only are the colors bright and beautiful, but the balance of yin and yang is also suitable for indoor placement.

Taboo 2: Plants with pointed leaves should not be placed in potted plants. Many plants are considered auspicious plants, and there are many plants with pointed leaves. These plants are suitable for outdoor spaces such as home yards or balconies. The placement is not suitable for indoor spaces such as living rooms. Because the pointed leaves will create an aura that opposes evil spirits to the residents, which is not conducive to luck and health, relatively speaking, it is suitable to place garden-leaf plants indoors, such as copper money grass, money tree, orchids, etc., which have a harmonious meaning. Perfect and perfect, it has the effect of attracting wealth and fortune.

Taboo 3: Thorny and poisonous plants should not be placed in potted plants. Everyone must think of plants such as cacti and prickly pear. Because they have better radiation protection capabilities and are easier to maintain, they are often used in many homes. I like to place such plants. In fact, these plants are very bad in Feng Shui. They can easily bring all kinds of disputes to people, cause verbal disputes, and are not conducive to emotional and social interactions. Roses also have thorns. Although they symbolize love, they are not suitable for indoor placement. However, they are good for planting in yards and balconies. I believe everyone is not very familiar with poisonous and irritating plants, such as dieffenbachia, lily, and jade lilac. The fragrance of these flowers has a certain impact on the human body, so be careful.

2. What kind of plants are good to put in the living room

1. Lucky Bamboo

Lucky Bamboo is also called Ten Thousand Years Bamboo. Its leaves are dark green and it grows vigorously. It is cultivated More extensive. It is generally used for home vase planting or potted plant maintenance, especially the "tower-shaped" shape spread from Taiwan, also known as "lucky bamboo", which has high ornamental value and is popular in the international market.

2. Money tree

The money tree is an evergreen tree with a height of 8-15 meters. It can be planted in pots no more than 2 meters. Palmately compound leaves, with 5-7 leaflets, and branches in multiple whorls. The flowers are large, up to 22.5cm long, with lobed petals. The flowers are red, white or light yellow in bright color. For indoor viewing, they are mostly used as pile landscape potted plants.

3. Money tree

Money tree is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant. It is an extremely rare foliage plant with underground tubers and is native to tropical Africa. Our country introduced it from the Netherlands in 1997 and appeared in Fangcun, Guangzhou and Chencun, Shunde. The money leaves are thick and bright, like a string of coins. Hence the name.

4. Hongyun Dangtou

Hongyun Dangtou is a flower of the Bromeliaceae family. The flowers bloom at the top or middle of the plant. The flowers and leaves are luxuriant at the time of good fortune, and the flowers are red and colorful, giving it a festive atmosphere.

5. Penglai pine

Penglai pine is a perennial evergreen shrub that is very suitable for potted viewing. Flower beds can also be arranged on warm floors. It is simple to cultivate and manage, and has good shade tolerance. It is suitable for planting in small and medium-sized pots for indoor layout. It is also an excellent material for flower arrangement and leaf lining.