Is it unlucky to grow kumquat at home (Feng Shui implication and taboo of raising kumquat trees and potted plants at home)

It is auspicious to grow kumquat at home. Kumquat itself has auspicious meaning, and kumquat also has the meaning of making a fortune. Kumquat itself is auspicious in color, just like gold, so keeping kumquat at home has a good feng shui meaning, which is very suitable for keeping at home. Nowadays, many people like to plant a pot of kumquat at home and sometimes give it away.

Is kumquat auspicious at home?

The orange color of kumquat is homophonic with Geely, so it is certainly auspicious to grow kumquat at home. Moreover, kumquat itself is golden yellow, just like gold, so raising kumquat at home has a good meaning of making money, and kumquat is also very ornamental, and the fruit can be eaten.

Gold is wealth and oranges are auspicious, so kumquat has double meanings of wealth and auspiciousness. People like to raise kumquat at home during the Spring Festival. They prefer potted oranges filled with fruits without yellow leaves because they are "luckier". Kumquat is an auspicious plant, which is used by many families in China to decorate their homes.

Kumquat can be used not only as a lucky plant at home, but also as a gift when visiting relatives and friends. When choosing kumquat, you must choose the kind with full fruit (otherwise it means "better luck") and green branches and leaves.

I don't know if you have noticed that there are some housewarming banquets, and people will send a kumquat, which means good luck and health.

Moreover, these oranges will be cultivated in summer, and some fruits will be especially liked when they turn yellow. If there are such potted plants at home, the ornamental value is also extremely high.

Growing kumquat trees at home is feng shui.

The flower language of kumquat is auspicious and wishful, and it is a feng shui plant, which can bring wealth and happiness at home. Keeping kumquat at home means treasure, which is quite helpful to increase financial resources. But be careful not to pull the kumquat down, and clean up the garbage from time to time.

Putting kumquat trees in front of the company during the Chinese New Year symbolizes good luck. I wish the company a prosperous business in the new year, a bright future for Wan Li and fruitful results.

Maintenance method of kumquat

Kumquat belongs to the southern flower and likes acidic soil. If raised in the north, you can apply decomposed organic fertilizer once a month and occasionally water it with 200-250 times vinegar water.

Kumquat likes warm and sunny environment, so it should be placed in sunny environment, otherwise it will cause yellow leaves to drop fruit.

In addition, kumquat likes humidity, and it needs enough water to turn the leaves green, but it can't be watered too much, otherwise it will easily rot the roots. Water should be reduced in winter to prevent freezing injury.