The top ten evil trees, taking stock of the top ten plants with strong Yin energy

The top ten evil trees are: locust tree, mulberry tree, willow tree, poplar tree, fig, peach tree, cypress tree, banyan tree, plum tree, camellia tree, etc.

Sophora japonica tree

Sophora japonica, also known as Sophora japonica, is a tall tree with pinnate leaves similar to those of Robinia locust. The flowers are light yellow and can be cooked and eaten, and can also be used as traditional Chinese medicine or dye. Unopened Sophora japonica flowers are commonly known as "Sophora japonica rice" and are a kind of traditional Chinese medicine.

Mulberry tree

Mulberry (Moraceae, Morus is a deciduous tree or shrub, up to 15 meters high. The tree body is rich in magma, and the bark is yellow-brown. The leaves are ovate to wide The leaves are ovate, with pointed tips, round or shallow heart-shaped bases, coarsely serrated edges, and sometimes irregular divisions. The leaf surface is hairless and shiny, and there are sparse hairs on the back veins of the leaves.

Willow

Willow is the general name for a class of plants: Salix matsudana Koidz., Salix chaenomeloides Kimura, Salix baby lonica Linn. The Salix genus is mostly shrubs, sparse trees, no terminal buds, axial branches, and a relatively large number of stamens. Characteristics such as less insect-pollinated flowers indicate that it is more evolved than Populus and Salix

Poplar

Poplar (Latin scientific name: Populus L.) is a plant of the genus Populus. There are more than 100 species in the genus, about 62 species (including 6 hybrids) in my country, of which 57 species are distributed in China, and about 4 species have been introduced for cultivation. In addition, there are many varieties, variants and introduced strains.

Fig

Figs are also an evil tree in terms of Feng Shui. Because they do not bear fruit, they are said to be extinct. If you plant a fig tree in your own courtyard, you may have bad luck. It affects the prosperity of the family, causing the offspring to reproduce less, resulting in childlessness.

Peach tree

The peach tree is also an evil tree. , its evil name comes from its flowers, because when the peach tree is in full bloom, its flowers are red, and the bright red spots on them are considered by people to be blood splashed on them, which contains an unknown omen, and the "peaches" of the peach tree It is homophonic with "escape", which means fleeing and has a bad meaning.

Cypress tree

Cypress tree is an evergreen tree with strong and unyielding vitality. It is still a tree with a more sinister meaning. , the Feng Shui implication is not auspicious. Because cypress trees often grow in graves, they are also known as tomb trees. If they are planted in the courtyard, they will attract the dead and cause the courtyard to be too dark.

The banyan tree

The banyan tree is a large tree, 15-25 meters tall, with a diameter at breast height of 50 centimeters, and a wide spreading crown; old trees often have rusty brown aerial roots and dark gray bark.

Plum tree

Plum tree is a deciduous tree, native to China. In February and March, the leaves of the plum tree have not had time to grow, but several five-petal flowers have already been produced. The flowers are mostly white, but also red and light red. The plum tree produces plums, which turn yellow when ripe during the rainy season.

The camellia tree

Among the evil trees is the camellia tree. After blooming, its flowers will fall down, as if they have been beheaded, so it is also called a U-turn flower. The U-turn flower means that the life and fortune of the owner of the house will be affected, and it also has a U-turn, which means it is very evil.