What are the taboos for planting Toona sinensis? What are the taboos for planting Toona sinensis?

1. Avoid planting near doors and windows or behind houses: Toona sinensis itself is a kind of tree, and the main feature of the tree is its height. If Toona sinensis is planted near the doors and windows or in front of or behind the house, it will easily block the airflow, which will lead to the disorder of the gas field in the home, thus affecting the geomantic omen in the home and even having a negative impact on the health and fortune of the residents.

2. Avoid planting in the shade: Toona sinensis is a light-loving tree species and needs sufficient sunshine to grow normally. If Toona sinensis is planted in the shade, it will lead to the decline of Toona sinensis growth and even death. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid planting Toona sinensis in the shade and let it receive sufficient light.

3. Avoid facing the gate: It is best not to plant Toona sinensis trees facing the gate, because this will hinder the circulation of wealth and lead to poor wealth at home. At the same time, the Toona sinensis tree facing the gate is also easy to attract bad gas fields to the home, which has a negative impact on the feng shui at home.

4. Avoid planting near wells or fences: Toona sinensis trees cannot be planted near wells or fences, because such a position is easy to form a "fierce position" and poses a threat to family health and fortune.

5. Avoid planting in the center of the courtyard: the center of the courtyard is the "heart" of the whole courtyard and needs to be kept open and open. If Toona sinensis is planted in the center of the courtyard, it will block the airflow and sight, and affect the atmosphere and geomantic omen of the whole courtyard.

6. Avoid pruning: Toona sinensis is a long-lived plant. If it is not necessary, it is best not to trim it at will. If pruning or cutting is necessary, choose the right time, such as Qingming and Chongyang.

It should be noted that the above taboos are not absolute, and the specific situation needs to be judged according to the personal family situation and environmental characteristics.