What you have to know about office Feng Shui

color

The Feng Shui plants for the office are arranged according to the color of the flowers: green (east) belongs to wood, white (west) belongs to gold, red (south) belongs to fire, blue (north) belongs to water, and yellow (center) belongs to earth. The color of your clothes should match the color of the patterns. Matching has two meanings. One is to choose the color of plants according to the direction. If your office is facing west and east, and east belongs to wood, then place green plants in front of your desk, such as lucky bamboo. If you face south, south represents fire, so place some plants with red flowers, such as anthurium. The second is to match your clothes according to the colors of the flowers. For example, if you place blue flowers, then you should wear solemn professional clothes with blue, black and gray as the main colors.

variety

The most suitable plants to be placed in the office are Feng Shui plants with strong vitality. These plants can connect the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and make people's aura more vigorous. You can also choose the most vibrant plants in each season and place them on your desk according to the changing of the seasons. In spring, you can plant willow branches, peach branches, and peach blossoms to help resolve office romances. In summer, you can display mugwort, lilies, and lotus flowers to remove poison and ward off evil spirits. Kumquat is the first choice in autumn. Inserting plum branches in winter means "five blessings come from the blossoming of plum blossoms".

position

Choose appropriate office Feng Shui plants according to the layout of the office and its location to avoid misfortune and bring good luck. Try to place green evergreen broad-leaved plants at the entrance to the hallway, next to the toilet, and at the entrance to the passageway to ward off evil, gather wealth, and block drafts. You can place spider plants in the corners to soften the edges. If it is facing a wall or glass, you can place vines or broad-leaved plants, but not artificial flowers or grass. With your back against the wall, you can stick some decorative paintings with patterns such as pine, cypress, and peony. If your back is against glass, you should place plants with thorns or edges, such as gladiolus, to ward off villains and avoid quarrels. If the office space is narrow and there is no room for plants, you can consider sticking some red or green plant patterns on the glass. Red brings joy, and green brings liveliness.

taboo

There are also taboos in the placement of Feng Shui plants in the office. You must pay special attention to these taboos when placing them to avoid accidentally making big mistakes. Never place small and difficult-to-care-for plants on your desk. The original purpose of placing plants is to use their vitality to enhance people's spirit. However, if you encounter delicate and difficult-to-care-for plants, they will instead intercept people's spiritual energy. You should take good care of the Feng Shui plants in the office, and those that are outdated or half-dead should be pruned and maintained in time. Flowers with strange or strong smells, such as tuberose and lily, are also not recommended to be placed in the office, as they can easily cause dizziness and make people anxious. Plants with thorns and horns, such as cacti, must not be placed here because they are covered with thorns and will affect their communication with people. But you can put them in the corners where they are not easily seen and people cannot easily enter. This will not only not hurt people, but will also ward off evil.