Feng Shui meaning of plants: Which plants are auspicious plants?

Introduction: In the application of Feng Shui, plants are often used as items to bring good luck and ward off evil, so different plants are given different meanings. Which plants are auspicious? In this issue, the editor will give you a detailed introduction. Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

Orange

"Ju" and "Ji" are homophones, which means auspiciousness.

Potted citrus fruits became a home decoration during the Spring Festival.

Lucky grass

Also called Ruocao, it symbolizes "good luck and good fortune".

It is small, green all year round, and grows easily in mud and water.

Because it grows easily and lives a long life, it is regarded as a symbol of health and longevity.

Therefore, the custom of "touching the toon tree" is popular in many places, namely: on New Year's Eve, children touch the toon tree with their hands, walk around the tree several times, and pray to grow taller quickly; or on the morning of the first day of the first lunar month, children hug the toon tree and recite "Toon tree, Toon tree, you are the king, you grow thicker and I grow taller."

Sophora japonica

The locust tree represents "lu".

In ancient times, the imperial court planted three locust trees and nine thorn trees. The dukes and officials sat under them. Those facing the three locust trees were called the Three Dukes. Later, people planted locust trees in their courtyards.

Lingzhi

Ganoderma lucidum has been regarded as a good omen since ancient times.

The auspicious picture shows a deer or a crane holding a Ganoderma lucidum in its mouth, which is used as a birthday gift.

plum bossom

Its five petals are believed to represent five auspicious gods, hence the "Five Blessings of Plum Blossoms" pattern.