The best indoor plants to attract luck, according to Feng Shui Experts
Do you have the impression that your home has negative energy? You might need one of these plants.
When selecting an indoor plant, there is much to consider. Can you Keep him alive ? Is it toxic to your pet ? Does this go with the aesthetics of your house? But if you are also trying to attract luck in your home, you will want to think about plants that can help balance the energy of your living space (or CHI). Although we believe in Feng Shui that the healthiest and well -maintained plants can improve positivity, there are certain indoor plants which are particularly lucky, says Diana Hathaway , an interior designer and feng shui and founder of Beautiful color . Continue to read to see the luckiest.
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5 lucky interior plants
1. Silver tree
The silver tree (also known as Pachira plant) is probably one of the most famous indoor plants in Feng Shui. We think that it attracts prosperity, wealth, good luck and positive energy - not only in the space surrounding it but also to its owner, explains Angela Higgins , main designer and owner of Nourished house and member of the International Feng Shui Guild.
According to Chinese legend, it is believed that a Pachira factory once brought a large fortune to a desperate farmer, reveals Hathaway.
But do not let the reputation of the silver tree put you pressure to put this plant in your home if it is not your style: Higgins says that it is a common error of Feng Shui. "Feng Shui is to surround yourself with things you love that resonates with you, so make sure that when you choose plants, you choose, you can take care of your lifestyle and your home."
2. Jade plant
The jade plant is sometimes called silver plant due to its room -shaped leaves. In fact, we think that these very leaves are what symbolizes good luck and fortune.
Higgins explains that, according to Feng Shui, any plant with soft and rounded leaves will be lucky by promoting soft and nourishing energy at home.
On the other hand, sharp plants like cacti are considered unlucky because they "drain the energy" of your environment, says interior decorator AUDREY SCHECK .
Jade plants tend to be common cleaning slots and new commercial gifts due to the conviction that they will bring wealth and good luck, notes Hathaway.
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3. lucky bamboo
The lucky bamboo, not to be confused with traditional bamboo (which grows outside and is not an indoor plant) is supposed to symbolize good fortune at home, according to Feng Shui. We also think that luck, prosperity and wealth in your workspace. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"It encourages personal growth and positive energy," said Higgins. Hathaway adds that the gracefully curved form of Lucky Bamboo "encourages the transparent flow of good energy of Feng Shui Chi".
Another reason why this plant is traditionally used in Feng Shui is that its large thin stems complete the wooden decoration - and wooden elements are one of the five main elements of Feng Shui, supposed to bring vitality, Growth, kindness and flexibility in your home, says Higgins.
4. Snake plant
Whether you call it a snake plant or its nickname "my mother-in-law", this inside plant is unlucky. But its vertical leaves symbolize the ascending growth of positive energy and prosperity in your home, explains Scheck.
In addition, the snake plant purifies air in your home, which "promotes good oxygen levels, clean air and energy, which is the basis of positive feng shui for well-being "Explains Higgins.
This is why you want to make sure that any plant you bring to your home is "vibrant, lush and healthy plants [like] dead or dying are bad for Feng Shui", adds Higgins.
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5. Philodendron
This beautiful and robust interior plant is known for how It is easy to take care of And how long he lives, two qualities that promote good energy of Feng Shui.
Moreso, however, the Philodendrons are lucky because of how their leaves resemble flames and are associated with the element of Feng Shui fire. It is believed that the elements of fire at home symbolize the fame because they help to increase your visibility in the world, explains Higgins.
The leaves can also "light the energy of the chi in the dark spaces of your home," notes Hathaway.
