What are the plants that bring wealth? How to best place plants in the office?

Introduction: Each plant has its own aura and has different impacts on the surrounding environment, so the meanings it represents are also different. These can just help to bring prosperity to some places that are considered to be lacking in certain aspects according to Feng Shui. These deficiencies include those related to environmental feng shui as well as personal numerology. For example, some places are not prosperous in wealth, some places are not prosperous in power, and so on. Today I will tell you how to use plants to increase wealth. 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.

Common wealth-bringing plants

Lucky Bamboo: Lucky Bamboo is also known as the thousand-year bamboo. It has dark green leaves, grows vigorously, and is widely cultivated.

Bromeliaceae: Bromeliaceae is a flower of the Bromeliaceae family, and the flowers bloom at the top or middle of the plant. The flowers and leaves of the lucky tree are lush, the flowers are bright red, and it has a festive atmosphere.

Toussaint pine: Toussaint pine is a perennial evergreen shrub, very suitable for potted viewing. It is easy to cultivate and manage, and has good shade tolerance, making it suitable for planting in small and medium-sized pots for indoor decoration.

Seven-leaf lily: Seven-leaf lily is an evergreen climbing shrub with many branches and aerial roots at the nodes. Its palmate compound leaves are alternate, with 7 to 9 leaflets, which are oblong, dark green, and have thin petioles. The flowers are light yellow-green, blooming in autumn and winter, and the berries are red-yellow, ripening in spring. Suitable for garden beautification or potted plants.

Money tree: Money tree is an evergreen tree, and most of the potted plants are no more than 2 meters high. Palmate compound leaves, 5-7 leaflets, branches mostly arranged in whorls. The flowers are large, up to 22.5 cm long, with lobed petals and bright red, white or light yellow colors. It is often used as a bonsai plant for indoor viewing.

Money tree: Money tree is a perennial evergreen herb and an extremely rare foliage plant with underground tubers. The leaves of the money tree are thick and shiny, just like a string of coins. Hence the name.

Clivia: The leaves of Clivia are green and shiny, and the flowers are shaped like torches and orange-red, dignified and generous. It is an ideal potted flower for beautifying the environment. The flowers of Clivia are drooping, which are implicit, deep, elegant and solemn. It has a different charm and is good for increasing wealth.

Orange tree: The word "orange" means gathering. The tree is full of fruits, which not only looks good but also symbolizes fruitful results, wealth and good fortune. Therefore, it has a very good effect on both career and wealth.

Feng Shui taboos for placing plants in the office

Nowadays, more and more people start their own companies. Generally, everyone likes to put some green plants in the office, which not only beautifies the environment, but also produces a certain feng shui effect, resolving some unfavorable situations, thereby improving fortune and bringing prosperity to officials and wealth. When choosing office plants, you should choose plants with larger leaves, because narrow leaves will absorb human energy. Only broad leaves can block evil spirits. Plants with broad leaves can also absorb bad luck in the space and absorb energy that is not conducive to fortune, thereby playing a role in regulating the environment and improving fortune. Large-leaf plants such as the money tree, lucky bamboo, broad-leaf banyan, seven-leaf lily, bamboo palm, cyclamen, and Clivia are all excellent choices.

At the same time, when choosing plants, you must pay attention to whether the size matches the office environment. If large plants are chosen for a small office, they will occupy too large an area and affect work. If small plants are chosen for a large office laboratory, the feng shui effect will not be significant.

When placing plants, avoid placing them in areas where people frequently pass by. Otherwise, its outstretched branches and leaves may hinder people's walking, often disturb people, and are not conducive to the growth of plants. In addition, plants should not be placed in the center of the office area, otherwise it will form a "困" shape.

The general way of placing plants is that if the door is facing the desk or the chair, then the plants should be placed between the two to ward off evil. If the back is empty, that is, there is a window behind it, you can place a pot of green plants there.

If the Feng Shui in the office does not violate the two problems mentioned above, then you can place it on the left side of the desk, because this is the position of the Green Dragon, which is good for academic success, official position, and fame. Or you can place it diagonally opposite the door, as this is the wealth position of the house, which is also acceptable.

In addition, it is not advisable to plant climbing vines in the office, as this can easily make the space too humid and breed insects. From the perspective of Feng Shui, vine plants are prone to cause verbal disputes, thus affecting the cohesion of the team.