Feng Shui Effect of Dutch Iron

1. Living Room

The Feng Shui that we have been exposed to actually has some requirements for the placement of plants. Some plants should be placed in prosperous positions because they are always green, while other plants should be placed in declining positions because they have thorns. The declining position is related to the five elements, and it refers to the declining place in the direction. Although the Dutch ironwood is an evergreen plant, it actually has thorns, so we have to place it in a declining position, because this plant actually has its own function, which is to ward off evil. If we put it in the wrong place, it is very likely to affect the family's fortune. If it is placed in the right position, it can liven up the atmosphere and make it solemn and serious, so we must find a good position in the living room to allow the Dutch iron to grow safely.

2. Restaurant

One place we often stay in is the restaurant, where we have our three meals a day, so the feng shui here actually has a lot to do with it. Generally speaking, the plants we place here should be brightly colored, but not take up too much space, otherwise it would be inconvenient. At the same time, we have to pay attention to the Feng Shui issue. So in addition to placing some smaller plants in the restaurant, we can actually choose to place Dutch iron in the corners. This will not only refresh the air, but also put it in a declining position due to Feng Shui reasons, thus removing bad luck from the home.

3. Entrance

Building the front door and the balcony opposite each other is a way of building a house that is extremely inconsistent with the requirements of Feng Shui. In this way, all the good things in the house cannot be kept, so we need certain methods to resolve it. In this way, the Dutch iron comes in handy. We can place a screen at the entrance, and then put the Dutch iron in front of it. This will be able to break the evil spirit brought by the relative position of the front door and the balcony.