Feng Shui taboo of Hu Pilan; Taboo of Hu Pilan.

Huperzia serrata is a common foliage plant with wide leaves and yellow-green tiger stripes on the surface, which is suitable for being placed at home. Besides beautifying the environment, it can also purify the air. Moreover, Huperzia serrata has good adaptability to the environment, simple feeding method and high survival rate at home. So, what are the taboos of Huperzia Feng Shui? Come and meet me.

Feng Shui Taboo of Hu Pilan

1, to avoid the fierce position.

Hupilan should not be placed in a fierce position. Hupilan leaves are wide and can absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde and toluene from the outside. In feng shui, it has the function of making a fortune, but the fierce position has a heavy position of suffocation. It is not only bad to release the tiger orchid, but also inhibits its feng shui.

2. Avoid the bathroom.

The bathroom is the wettest and coolest environment in the home, and it is a filthy place in geomantic omen. Putting the tiger orchid will affect the fortune of the family. The bathroom has poor light, poor ventilation, high humidity and large temperature difference, which will limit the growth of the tiger orchid.

3. Avoid putting it opposite the door.

Although Hu Pilan has the function of making money, it is not suitable to be placed in the position facing the door, otherwise it will lead to the luck of the family being sucked away and will also affect the good luck of the outside world. It's best to put it next to the coffee table or TV cabinet, which is beneficial to the health and career of your family.

The best variety of tiger orchid

1, Picea brevifolia

Huperzia brevifolia, also known as Euphorbia humilis and Saxifraga, is about 20 cm tall, with basal leaves and a shape similar to a bird's nest. Huperzia brevifolia leaves are dark green, with irregular silver-gray stripes and yellow lines on the edge, which is very beautiful.

2. Tian Jihuang

Buxus macrophylla leaves are hard, broadly conical, concave, semi-circular on the back, with yellow-brown stripes on the edges, dark green leaves and light green stripes, which look like tiger stripes.

3. Picea rotundifolia

Huperzia bodinieri is also called Huperzia rugosa, Huperzia bodinieri and Huperzia bodinieri. Its fleshy leaves are round and erect, 80 to 100 cm long and about 3 cm in diameter. The leaves are dark green with gray-green spots.