Feng Shui Implication and Placement of Flammulina velutipes
Flamingo flowers, also known as Anthurium, are brightly colored and extend outward. Flower language means enthusiasm, blood, great ambition and happy wedding. More suitable for people who belong to horses or tigers, 6 or 9.
Feng Shui and the Function of Flammulina velutipes
The color of flamingo flowers is red, which is very festive. It has the function of making a fortune in geomantic omen, which can symbolize the prosperity of the cause and enhance people's career and wealth.
Watch the flamingo feng shui when you enter the door.
Flamingo flowers are very suitable to be placed in the porch, and the specific location is diagonally opposite to the porch, so that people can see flaming flowers as soon as they enter the door, which is beneficial to Feng Shui.
Flamingo flowers are placed in office feng shui
Flammulina velutipes is very suitable to be placed in the office, which is beneficial to balance indoor geomantic omen, make money and promote people's career.
Raise flamingos in the living room for feng shui
The financial position in the living room is related to wealth. Putting flamingo flowers here can help the owner to make great achievements and make life prosperous. Moreover, the living room has good lighting and ventilation conditions, which can better play the role of prosperous wealth.
Planting flamingos on the balcony is feng shui.
Flammulina velutipes can be placed on the balcony, because Flammulina velutipes itself likes sunshine, and places with sufficient sunlight can make it grow better, thus playing the role of attracting wealth and ward off evil spirits.
Placement position and taboo of flamingo flowers
Flamingo flowers can be placed in living rooms, balconies, bedrooms and gates, which have the effects of attracting wealth and turning evil into evil, and have high ornamental value, which is conducive to making people feel comfortable.
Flammulina velutipes is not suitable to be placed in a poorly ventilated bedroom, because plants breathe at night, which will compete with people for oxygen and affect sleep quality.