What plants should be placed in the bedroom to attract wealth, and what are the Feng Shui taboos?

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1. What plants attract wealth?

2. What are the taboos in Feng Shui?

There are many kinds of plants that can attract wealth, but when placed in the bedroom, you should also consider those that have no impact on human health. For example, orchids are elegant, festive, and have the meaning of wealth and auspiciousness. There are also daffodils, which symbolize continuous wealth. Or put a money tree. However, when placing them, please note that leaf-viewing items should be placed to the side, and flower-viewing items can be placed at the head of the bed, and should not be placed at the end of the bed to prevent the dirty air from dissipating wealth.

1. What plants attract wealth

1. Orchid: It symbolizes elegance, celebration, wealth and good luck. And it blooms around the Spring Festival, which is even more joyful. There is no need to water frequently during maintenance, usually once a week is enough, and placed in a cool environment.

2. Narcissus: It has small white and yellow flowers. It means good luck and continuous wealth. To raise it, the water quality must be clean, the light must be sufficient, and it must receive about 6 hours of light every day.

3. Money tree: Just like its name, When people hear it, it means getting rich. It means abundant wealth and prosperity. It likes a warm and humid environment. The indoor temperature should not be lower than 8℃, and the pot soil should be slightly moist.

2. What are the Feng Shui taboos

Generally speaking, for foliage plants such as money trees, the size of the plant, as well as the family’s zodiac sign, five elements, etc. need to be considered. For example, larger plants should be placed to the side, in the corners or on both sides. Flowering plants should not only be more beautiful, but also purify the air. They can be placed at the head of the bed and should not be placed at the end of the bed to prevent the dirty air from dissipating wealth.

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