Green plants to ward off evil spirits indoors

1. Tiger Piranha

The leaves of Sansevieria are tall and upright, like a sword standing in a flowerpot. They are very strong and can overcome difficulties in life. They can move forward bravely and forge ahead. The snake plant itself is highly ornamental, with patterns on its leaves, which are very beautiful. Sansevieria is relatively shade-tolerant but cannot tolerate strong sunlight, so it can be grown in a place with diffuse light indoors.

2. Dragon bone flower

The stem of the dragon bone flower is covered with sharp thorns, and the plant is relatively tall. It looks very majestic and spirited. It can be grown at home to ward off evil spirits and resolve evil spirits. Dragon bone flower can also help purify the air and beautify the environment. Please note that if the dragon bone flower falls over, it may be dangerous, so it is best not to grow it if there are children at home, and do not keep it in a place where it can be easily touched.

3. Fortune Tree

The money tree is also a green plant that can ward off evil spirits and increase wealth. It is highly ornamental, with lush branches and leaves, good growth, and emerald green leaves that are very shiny. The money tree has a good meaning. Placing it at home can be a good omen and can make people's lives better and better.

4. Euphorbia

The stems of Euphorbia milii have sharp thorns that can ward off evil spirits and protect the home from evil spirits. Euphorbia milii can also bloom and has good ornamental value. In addition, Euphorbia milii is very easy to care for and does not require special care and management.

5. Jade Kylin

The shape of the Jade Kylin itself is peculiar. Judging from its appearance alone, it is very similar to the Kylin, an ancient auspicious beast in China. Therefore, it can ward off bad luck, protect the house from evil, and resist bad things. It has a good meaning, and it also has the beautiful meaning of "Qilin bringing children".

6. Other plants

In addition, there are dogwood, cypress, cactus, bergamot, clivia, etc.