Taboo of Home Begonia Feng Shui
A comprehensive introduction to the taboo of home begonia Feng Shui and the knowledge of planting begonias in front of the door, the specific contents are as follows:
Nowadays, many people like to keep some flowers and green plants at home to beautify their living space and decorate their lives. Whether it is young people or the elderly, they all enjoy keeping some flowers at home. Generally speaking, young people keep flowers without much consideration, they raise whatever they like, and choose whatever looks good. However, the elderly are different when it comes to raising flowers, they often raise some flowers that symbolize good fortune, admiring their shapes and meanings. For example, most old people do not like to raise these five kinds of flowers, always saying that they have bad meanings and are unlucky, but they are popular among young people. Check quickly to see if you have them at home.
The elderly say that five kinds of flowers are "unlucky" and should not be kept at home
1. Red Spider Lily - The Flower That Blooms on the Road to the Yellow Spring
The red spider lily, with its beautiful name, has an artistic conception of beauty. However, as it blooms on the road to the Yellow Spring, anyone who often listens to stories knows that it is a flower that blooms on the road to the Yellow Spring, also known as the ghost flower or the flower of the Yellow Spring. It is the only legendary flower between the underworld and the world of the living, with the Sanskrit name "Mandzhusha". In different Buddhist and Taoist cultures, it is a flower that people avoid, and many people even call it the "dead man's flower". Moreover, when this flower blooms, it does not grow leaves, and when it grows leaves, it does not bloom. The flowers and leaves are separated forever, so some people also call it the "heartless flower". No matter which saying it is, there are no good meanings, so many old people do not keep red spider lilies at home.
But anyone who has seen the red spider lily knows that the flower is very beautiful, with linear petals that loosely form a spherical shape, looking delicate and brilliant. It can self-propagate small bulbs after planting, which can be said to grow a whole area from one plant. It is easy to care for, unique to look at, and has very high ornamental and planting value.
Taboo of Home Begonia Feng Shui
If you do not have too many taboos, you can also plant some red spider lilies. Whether in pots or planted in the ground, they can achieve a good ornamental effect. It should be noted that this flower will hibernate in the high summer temperatures, so it is best to plant it after the autumn cooldown.
2. Chinese Rose - "Fusang" and "Funeral" Are Homophones
Chinese rose is a plant of the Hibiscus syriacus L. family, also known as hibiscus, Buddhist hibiscus, and Chinese rose. Because most of them bloom red flowers and have large and bright flowers, they are also known as "big red flowers". However, its most popular name is Chinese rose. Most people know that because "Fusang" and "funeral" are homophones, many old people do not like it and do not keep it at home.
However, the Chinese rose blooms beautifully with large flowers and strong flowering ability. As long as there is sufficient light and nutrients, it can bloom continuously throughout the summer, making it highly ornamental.