What are the taboos of Feng Shui for home gardening
Share with everyone the taboos of Feng Shui for home gardening and some small experiences of maintaining auspicious plants to enhance luck. Here is the comprehensive introduction.
With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people are paying attention to their living environment, so many people like to use various methods to decorate their homes.
Among them, arranging flowers is a very popular method. Flowers are beautiful and attractive, and placing them in the house can serve as good decoration. However, what most people don't know is that the placement of flowers at home also has Feng Shui considerations. Today, we will give you a detailed explanation of the Feng Shui considerations for the placement of home flowers.
Feng Shui considerations for the placement of home flowers
1. Avoid attracting trouble
When arranging flowers at home, it is important to note that plants like cacti, roses, pineapples, and tulips with thorns and vines are not suitable for indoor placement, as they can easily attract trouble and encounter Petty people.
Generally speaking, plants with sharp or needle-like leaves have an aura, unless they are used to disperse negative energy. Otherwise, they will have an adverse effect on Feng Shui, while plants with round leaves and juicy stems can produce a prosperous Feng Shui effect.
2. Avoid withered plants
In the Feng Shui of home flower placement, withered plants represent decline. The aura of such plants is not conducive to the fortune of the residence. Therefore, it is forbidden to place withered plants at home. Moreover, it is essential to trim the dry and old leaves and withered flowers of the plants in time to maintain their vigorous growth, as only the vibrant vitality of the plants can enhance the Feng Shui of the residence.
3. Placing flowers near water can boost wealth
In Feng Shui, plants are usually attributed to the Wood element. If plants are placed next to water-related items such as water dispensers, humidifiers, and fish tanks, which belong to the Water element, they can form a Five Element circulation pattern of Water and Wood.
This can also greatly enhance the fortune of the home. Since Water represents wealth in Feng Shui, a continuous flow of water symbolizes a constant flow of wealth, and it can also invigorate the vitality of the plants, which is beneficial to the Feng Shui of the home.
4. Avoid placing flowers with strong fragrance
It is not suitable to place flowers like lilies and night-blooming flowers, which have a strong fragrance, in the home.
The strong fragrance of these flowers may be fine if smelled occasionally, but if placed in the home for a long time, it can easily stimulate the nervous system, causing excessive excitement and affecting work efficiency.
Moreover, placing flowers with a strong fragrance in the home can easily offend the "Smell Sha" in Feng Shui. It is not necessary for the smell to be bad to be considered "Smell Sha." Any smell that is too strong and affects the Feng Shui of the residence and the health of the residents can be called "Smell Sha." Therefore, it is not suitable to place flowers with an overly strong fragrance in the home.
5. Avoid mixing wealth and sha positions
The placement of plants in the living room should also pay attention to wealth and sha positions. The same plants cannot be placed in both positions. For example, in the wealth position, it is generally suitable to place plants with lush leaves, such as red anthuriums and "Hongyun Dangtou," which have dense foliage, long blooming periods, bright colors, and do not wither easily.
Plants placed in sha positions are meant to dispel negative energy, usually with thorny and difficult-to-uproot plants, such as cacti, roses, and hibiscus.
6. Avoid difficult-to-care-for flowers
Feng Shui for the placement of home flowers forbids delicate and difficult-to-care-for plants, as the original purpose of placing plants is to borrow their vitality to invigorate the overall Feng Shui pattern of the residence and enhance the homeowner's vitality and fortune.
However, if delicate and difficult-to-care-for plants are placed, they require a lot of time and effort to maintain and the worry of the plants dying can easily affect one's spiritual energy. Moreover, if these difficult-to-care-for plants wither and die, they can also affect one's fortune.
7. The number of home flowers
In the types of flowers placed in the home, most are small and medium-sized. It is not better to place more flowers. As the saying goes, "Too much of a good thing can be bad." Placing too many flowers in the home can not only give a cluttered feeling but also affect the overall Feng Shui pattern of the home, easily leading to excessive yin energy and affecting the yin-yang balance of the residence.
Therefore, the Feng Shui for the placement of home flowers should not be too many, but appropriate in number. This can achieve the purpose of decoration and better enhance the Feng Shui of the home.
8. Avoid poisonous plants
Feng Shui for the placement of home flowers forbids poisonous plants, as they have a negative aura in Feng Shui, which is harmful to the body and can affect fortune. Plants like night-blooming flowers, oleander, and tulips should not be placed in the home.
The above sharing on the taboos of home gardening Feng Shui and the content of auspicious plants to enhance luck is hoped to be helpful to green plant enthusiasts!