The functions and placement of six common Feng Shui plants

1. Chrysanthemum.

Chrysanthemum has the function of prolonging life, is a symbol of increasing blessings, and contributes to the feng shui of interior decoration of aura and magnetic field. Chrysanthemums are suitable for placing in the home, especially chrysanthemums and cosmos.

2. Kumquat.

Kumquat represents gold, silver and treasure, and is very helpful in increasing wealth. Kumquats are suitable for placement at home or in the bedroom. It should be noted that kumquats should not be pulled out, and dead branches and leaves should be cleaned up regularly. This is conducive to attracting wealth.

3. Narcissus.

Narcissus can ward off evil, bring good luck and fortune, and also attract wealth. Daffodils are suitable for display at home. When growing daffodils, you should pay attention to the fact that before they bloom, they are like onions and must be kept fresh. This is not only conducive to flowering but also to Feng Shui.

4. Pine and cypress.

Pine and cypress are the so-called "welcoming pines", and their evergreen characteristics are used to promote a harmonious atmosphere among people. Therefore, pine and cypress are suitable Feng Shui plants to be placed in the office. Pine and cypress should be placed in a place where they can receive sufficient sunlight, not in a dark corner.

5. Orchid.

Orchids are helpful in gathering popularity, gaining power, and expanding interpersonal relationships. It is very suitable to be placed in the office to promote career success. It should be noted that orchids are not easy to grow and require a lot of care and attention.

6. Cactus.

Cactus can be placed at home or in the office. Placing it in the office can help protect against villains and increase self-defense capabilities. Cacti with thorns are not suitable to be placed in the bedroom, otherwise it will cause disputes.