What kind of plants should be placed in the living room for good Feng Shui? The door faces north and south. However, when you enter, it faces the upstairs entrance, which is the same location as the toilet.
Plants are closely related to Feng Shui. Plants can not only change the stagnation of airflow in dark corners and smooth the airflow that has just entered the room; they can also generate energy to change the aura under special circumstances, such as in places with radiation. Near electrical equipment, plants produce energy that offsets static electricity; in toxin-laden air, plants have a purifying effect. Plants can also reduce carbon dioxide, increase oxygen, collect dust, absorb radioactive materials, and dampen noise. And when plants are placed in certain locations with special Feng Shui meanings, they will also boost the owner's fortune in all aspects. Indoor plants should be placed to the side to make it easier for people to move around. Large potted plants, such as Brazilian wood, false betel nut, dragon blood tree, Araucaria, cycad, rubber tree, etc., can be placed at the entrance of the living room, in the corner of the hall, and beside the stairs; small foliage plants, such as spring feathers, goldenrod, etc. Dieffenbachia, colorful taro, etc. can be placed on coffee tables and low cabinets; medium-sized foliage plants, such as palm bamboo, agave, monstera and other hanging plants, as well as false dike, ivy, duckweed, etc. can be placed At the table cabinet and corner sofa. In addition, the layout of the financial position in the living room is also very important. If you have wealth, everything will go smoothly. Lush bonsai lined with wealth can make your luck better. Bonsai flowers and leaves must be round and large, avoid conifers and azaleas. In particular, plants such as money trees and dieffenbachia are the best, because these plants symbolize the owner's positive and optimistic attitude towards life, and the height of the vase should be more than half the height of the house. If the height of the vase is not enough, you can use a shelf to raise it so that people can properly capture the beautiful scenery as soon as they enter the door. Home-loving Feng Shui experts are here to tell you that since plants are outdoor items and belong to yin, they are suitable to be placed in the living room only if you tie red ribbons or paste red paper on the plants or pots to turn yin into yang.