Seven plants that can bring good luck to your family

1. Chrysanthemum

Efficacy: Chrysanthemum is a symbol of longevity, increased blessings, and helps to stabilize the aura and magnetic field.

Note: Both Kalanchoe and Cosmos are suitable for home placement, but attention should be paid to sunlight exposure and insect pests.

Placement: Suitable for home

2. Kumquat

Effect: The golden appearance of oranges represents gold, silver and treasures, and is very helpful in increasing wealth.

Note: Do not pull out the kumquats, and clean up the dead branches and leaves regularly.

Placement: Suitable for home

3. Daffodils

Effect: It can ward off evil spirits, remove filth, bring good luck and fortune, and also attract wealth.

Note: Before the narcissus blooms, it is like a scallion. It is very important to keep it fresh.

Placement: Suitable for home

4. Lucky Bamboo

Efficacy: Also known as "Eternal Bamboo", it is a popular "money tree" and symbolizes wealth.

Note: Do not water too much to avoid root rot.

Placement: Suitable for home

5. Pine and cypress

Effect: The so-called "welcoming pine" uses the evergreen characteristics of pine and cypress to promote a harmonious atmosphere among people.

Note: It must be exposed to sufficient sunlight and should not be placed in a dark corner.

Placement: Suitable for office

6. Orchid

Effect: Gather popularity, grasp power, and expand interpersonal relationships.

Note: Orchids are not easy to grow and require a lot of care.

Placement: Suitable for office

7. Cactus

Effect: Placing it in the office can help protect against villains and increase self-defense capabilities.

Note: Cacti with thorns are not suitable for placement in the bedroom, otherwise they will cause disputes.

Placement location: Suitable for office. Choosing suitable plants and placing them in pots at home can not only play a decorative role, but many flowers also have various practical functions. In addition to these, what is more important is what I said today: it can bring you good luck! Why not kill two birds with one stone?