By the way, are there any plants with good feng shui at home?

1, Dazhu: called Dazhu, Dazhu and rosewood. It is an evergreen vine, which can effectively absorb carbon dioxide at night, 6 times higher than other flowers! So it is a good choice to put it in the living room!

2. Canna: it is called safflower banana, popcorn flower, phoenix flower, and broad ginger. This plant is very resistant and can effectively absorb sulfur dioxide. It's very good in the living room!

3. Pomegranate: called Ann Pomegranate, Sea Pomegranate and Tanruo. Putting it in the living room can effectively reduce the lead content in the air. Pomegranate is as red as fire, so you can enjoy flowers and fruits.

4. Dianthus: Also known as Luoyang Flower and Dianthus, it is a perennial herb. There are many kinds of Dianthus, which bloom in summer and autumn. Dianthus can effectively sweep away anger in the air, and both sulfur dioxide and chloride can be absorbed.

The living room can also choose some plants or flowers with auspicious names. For example, Fuguizhu, Haoyunlai, Penglai Pine, Liriodendron, Fortune Tree, Cash Tree, Lucky Tree, Clivia, Cyclamen and so on.

Fugui Bamboo, also known as "Wannian Bamboo", is a popular "cash cow" and symbolizes good luck. Orchids aggregate popularity, master power, and expand interpersonal relationships; Haocai is a flower of bromeliaceae, which opens at the top or middle of the plant. Good luck is full of flowers and leaves, with bright colors and festive atmosphere; Penglai pine is a perennial evergreen shrub, which is very suitable for potted viewing. You can also arrange flower beds in wendi, with simple cultivation management and excellent shade tolerance. Small and medium pots suitable for indoor planting are also excellent materials for arranging flowers and lining leaves.

The vase in the living room is on the windowsill. If you are single and want to get rid of it, you can put a bottle of flowers in front of the living room window sill, which will bring you peach blossoms. It is safe and auspicious to put vases in the living room. The relationship between the position and orientation of vases in the living room and containers with different shapes should be placed in corresponding directions, so as to produce good vision on time. For example, glass vases should be placed in the north of the living room, star vases in the west or northwest of the living room, cone vases in the south of the living room, and ceramic vases in the southwest or northeast of the living room.