Plant Feng Shui: Eight common plants that ward off evil spirits

Introduction: Plants are an object with a wide range of uses in Feng Shui. Among them, plants are very popular objects for warding off evil spirits. Plants can not only beautify the environment and create a healthy and good environment, but also have a very effective effect in warding off evil spirits. However, not all plants have the function of warding off evil spirits. Today, I will popularize Feng Shui knowledge for everyone and talk about which plants can ward off evil spirits. Come and find out with the editor! If you want to know more about Feng Shui, Mr. Shui Mo has prepared a special topic on Feng Shui for you to give you a more comprehensive understanding.

1. Peach tree.

On New Year's Day, people in every household replace the old charms with new ones. The peach tree represents the essence of the five elements, so every New Year people hang peach charms on their doors to ward off evil spirits.

2. Willow.

Willow is the name of a star, one of the twenty-eight constellations. Willow also has the effect of exorcising evil spirits, just like the peach tree. A willow branch inserted at the door can ward off evil spirits.

3. Mugwort.

The color of mugwort was used as a respectful title for the elderly in ancient times, and processed mugwort leaves can be used as fuel for moxibustion. During the Dragon Boat Festival, people make mugwort tigers out of mugwort and carry them with them, which can ward off evil spirits and remove filth.

4. Ginkgo tree.

The ginkgo tree can live for more than a thousand years. Because it blooms at night and is invisible to humans, it is believed to contain mysterious powers. Therefore, many talismans used to ward off evil spirits in homes are made from ginkgo wood carvings.

5. Cypress.

It is upright and incorruptible, and is revered as the king of all trees. Its wood is delicate and fragrant, and its aura is majestic, and it can drive away evil spirits.

6. Cornus officinalis.

I know my brothers are climbing the mountain, but there is one less person wearing the dogwood branches. Cornus officinalis is an auspicious plant with a strong fragrance and can be used as medicine. According to ancient customs, on the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar, wearing a bag of dogwood can ward off evil.

7. Soapberry.

It is mostly found in China and Japan, where it is particularly revered among plants because its fruit is spherical like a loquat, green when raw and yellow when ripe, and contains a core that is like a pearl, which is called the Bodhi seed in Buddhism. It can be strung together to make a rosary and carried around to ensure safety.

8. Gourd.

It has many seeds and is native to India. In Feng Shui, gourd is a plant that can drive away evil spirits and also symbolizes fertility and good fortune. Ancient people often planted it in front of and behind their houses.
Summary: The eight plants introduced above are the common plants that can ward off evil spirits that the editor wants to tell you about. Whether it is for the purpose of warding off evil spirits or other reasons, friends who have the conditions can plant some trees in their own courtyards. I won’t say much about their functions. The above content is for your reference, I hope it can help you!