Want to channel positive energies in your home? According to Feng Shui, certain plants can help create a harmonious environment filled with serenity. Introducing these plants can enhance the energy or "chi" of a space and even bring good fortune.
The Feng Shui Lucky Plant
Thinking of adding an indoor plant to your space? Consider the lucky plant. Not only does it freshen and purify the air, but it's also a resilient choice, even for those without a green thumb.
Mother-in-law’s tongue: The Positive Energy Magnet
Known as Sansevieria trifasciata or the snake plant, the mother-in-law’s tongue is believed to attract positive energies. It's a low-maintenance plant with hardy, long leaves that absorb carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen. Ideal for beginners, the best location for this plant is near the entrance to act as a barrier against negative energies.
Care Tips for Sansevieria
Ensure the plant has proper drainage to avoid root rot. It thrives in light but not direct sunlight and requires minimal watering. Yellowing leaves may indicate over-watering.
Other Feng Shui Plants for Luck and Prosperity
Chinese Money Plant: Recognized by its coin-shaped leaves, this plant is believed to attract money and positivity.
Orchid: This flowering plant symbolizes fertility, beauty, and purity. It also purifies the air, transforming carbon dioxide into oxygen.
Pachira: Often referred to as the money tree, legend has it that a Taiwanese farmer became wealthy after discovering and selling this plant.
Jade Plant: Another symbol of prosperity, this plant also purifies the air.
Flower for Luck and Love: Peace Lily
The peace lily, with its pure white flowers, is symbolic of love and peace. It's an easy-to-care-for plant that thrives in indirect sunlight.
Incorporating these plants into your decor not only enhances the beauty of your home but also invites in luck, prosperity, and positive vibes. Choose the one that resonates with you the most and enjoy a harmonious living space.