What flowers should be placed in the living room to promote feng shui?

Many female friends have the habit of growing flowers. They like to raise some flowers and plants at home to add some green flavor to the home and make the home full of life. However, there are also many things to pay attention to when growing flowers. The placement of flowers is very important. What flowers should be placed in the living room to promote feng shui? What are the taboos of placing flowers in the living room? This is what many people want to know. Let’s introduce it to you below.

What flowers should be placed in the living room to achieve prosperous Feng Shui

1. Lucky Bamboo is also called Wannian Bamboo by some. Its leaves are dark green, it grows vigorously, and its cultivation area is very wide. It is usually used for home vase planting or potted plant maintenance, especially the "tower-shaped" shape spread from Taiwan, also called "lucky bamboo", which has high ornamental value and is very popular among everyone.

2. Penglai pine is a perennial evergreen shrub, especially 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 the best material for flower arrangement and leaf lining.

3. Aloe vera, Chlorophytum, Sansevieria orchid, these plants are natural scavengers and can remove harmful substances in the air. Studies have shown that Sansevieria and Chlorophytum can absorb more than 80% of indoor harmful gases and have a strong ability to absorb formaldehyde; aloe vera can absorb 90% of formaldehyde contained in 1 cubic meter of air; ivy, iron tree, chrysanthemum, kumquat, pomegranate, semi- Branch lotus, camellia, Milan, daisy, wintersweet, marigold, etc. can effectively remove harmful substances such as sulfur dioxide, chlorine, ether, ethylene, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen peroxide.

4. Osmanthus, wintersweet, taro, and red-backed osmanthus are natural dust collectors, and their cilia can intercept and absorb floating particles and smoke in the air.

What are the taboos when placing flowers in the living room

1. Potted plants with cold colors should not be placed. Cold-color plants refer to white and blue plants, which are very unlucky. , although it is relatively beautiful, but placed alone indoors, it is too lonely and lonely. 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.

2. Cold-toned plant pots should not be placed. Cold-toned plants refer to white and blue plants. These plants are very unlucky. Although they are more beautiful, if they are placed alone indoors, It was too lonely and lonely. 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.

3. Nowadays, there are more and more people who love flowers, so it is necessary to understand the taboos of growing flowers in the living room. First, let’s talk about the number of plants. The number of flowers should not be raised. It is suitable for too much, otherwise not only will it look very messy, but the growth condition will not be very good. When choosing plants, you must pay attention to the combination of small and medium-sized ones

The above is the information about what kind of flowers to put in the living room that are prosperous and feng shui, as well as the taboos about placing flowers in the living room. I believe that through the above introduction, everyone has a certain knowledge in this area. I hope this understanding can help everyone avoid making Feng Shui mistakes.