How to arrange flowers at home for good feng shui?

Home flower arrangements

1. Entrance (i.e. the outer door of the hall, i.e. an area at the entrance of the living room) and windows: suitable for placing water plants or tall-stemmed plants, such as The water supports lucky bamboo, dieffenbachia, money tree, or tall iron tree, golden fig, etc. Because these places are generally windy and have relatively large air flow, raising some tall plants or aquatic plants will help maintain the humidity and temperature balance in the room.

2. Living room: suitable for planting ivy, fig, pitcher plant and common aloe. The living room is a place where people come and go. These plants can not only deal with bacteria and bugs brought back from the outdoors, but can even absorb dust that even a vacuum cleaner cannot pick up.

3. Dressing table, desk: The leaves of the orchid will change cyclically with the change of temperature, green, white, pink, peach, and finally back to green, placed next to the owner's desk , can maintain temperament. In addition, highly ornamental plants such as metasequoia and orchids are also suitable to be placed here.

4. Channels: It is best to hang some vine-like aquatic plants, such as pothos, green elf, ivy, etc. These plants are easier to shape, and the channels are generally very ventilated, which is their best choice. Best growing environment.

5. Bathroom: The leaves of Sansevieria can absorb water vapor in the air, making it an ideal choice for bathrooms and bathrooms. Ivy can purify the air, kill bacteria, and is a shade-tolerant plant that can also be placed in the bathroom. Ferns and pepper plants like moisture, so they might as well be placed next to the bathtub.