Is it taboo to grow gourds at home?

In geomantic omen, gourd is a very auspicious plant, and its homonym is very similar to that of Fulu, so it is endowed with auspicious meanings such as prospering home and promoting auspiciousness. Not only do many people like to wear or hang gourd crafts, but some even plant gourds directly at home. But you know what? There are also many taboos in planting gourd, so you should know clearly before planting.

What are the feng shui taboos for planting gourds? 1. Avoid soil drying: Gourd can adapt to the environment well, but it is very resistant to drying. Their drought resistance is very poor. They usually like to live in a humid environment, and can even be planted directly in low-lying areas with stagnant water. But once we plant the gourd in a dry and arid environment, it will lead to the growth of the gourd, not only stop growing, but eventually the plant will die of lack of water.

2. Avoid the cold environment: Hulu is not a very cold-tolerant plant, but a plant that lives in tropical and temperate regions, and basically does not appear in cold regions and sub-cold regions, which shows that its cold tolerance is very poor. So when we plant gourds, we should also avoid the cold environment. We can plant the gourd indoors, otherwise it will lead to the death of the gourd plant.

3. Don't replant melons: replanting refers to planting the same plant continuously every year, and replanting refers to planting two plants alternately every year in order to nourish the soil and make the planted plants grow better. When we plant gourds, we can plant them next to crops, but not next to melons, otherwise the growth of gourds will decrease, which is not conducive to their normal growth and development.