In Feng Shui, placing plants in the living room is conducive to improving the fortune and evolution of the home. So what are the differences between plants that are suitable for placement in the living room and plants that are not suitable for placement? Let us find out together below!
Feng Shui Principles for Living Room Plant Arrangement
One is “shengwang” (evergreen plants).
The second is “Huasha” (cactus plants).
Generally speaking, plants with pointed and needle-shaped leaves have evil spirits, and unless they are used to dispel evil spirits, they will have an adverse effect on Feng Shui; while plants with round leaves and succulent stems will have evil spirits. Prosperous feng shui effect.
1. Usually, in the home, medium and small plants should be the main ones, instead of large plants, so as not to cause a sense of oppression in the living room due to visual reasons.
2. The plants in the living room should first focus on decoration, so the number should be enough to achieve the purpose of decoration, and it should not be too many, otherwise it will give people a messy feeling, and it will also affect the air flow in the living room, which will cause the living room to be overcast. .
3. It is advisable to place plants so as not to hinder people from walking around; when placing plants, attention should also be paid to small and medium-sized collocations to achieve a well-proportioned visual effect. For example, relatively large plants can be placed at the entrance of the living room, the corner of the hall, beside the stairs and other places that do not affect people’s activities; small foliage plants can be placed on coffee tables, low cabinets, corner sofas, etc. .
Feng Shui Precautions for Placement of Plants in the Living Room
1. When configuring plants, you should first focus on the beauty of decoration, and the number should not be too much, otherwise it will not only be messy, but also the growth condition will be poor. The choice of plants must pay attention to the combination of small and medium-sized plants. In addition, it should be placed at a corner so as not to hinder people from walking around.
2. Pay attention to the placement of plants so as not to hinder family activities or appear disorganized. Large potted plants, such as Brazilian wood, fake betel nut, fragrant dracaena, araucaria, cycad, rubber tree, etc., can be placed at the entrance of the living room, the corner of the hall, beside the stairs; small foliage plants, such as spring feathers, golden Dieffenbachia, colorful taro, etc., can be placed on coffee tables and low cabinets; medium-sized foliage plants, such as palm bamboo, agave, monstera and other hanging plants, as well as false embankments, ivy, duck stone grass, etc. can be placed In the table cabinet, corner sofa.
3. In addition, the layout of the living room’s financial position is also very important. If you have wealth, everything will go smoothly, and the luxuriant bonsai lining with wealth can make your fortune better. Bonsai flowers and leaves must be round and large, avoid conifers and rhododendrons. Especially plants such as fortune tree and evergreen are the best, because such plants symbolize the owner’s positive, optimistic and enterprising attitude towards life, and the height of the vase should preferably be more than half the height of the house. If the height of the vase is not enough, it can be raised with a shelf, so that people can capture the scenery just right as soon as they enter the door, which is too beautiful to behold. Teacher Dong Yilin is here to tell everyone that since plants are outdoors and are yin, only by tying red ribbons or sticking red paper on plants or pots to turn yin into yang can they be placed in the living room.
4. The living room is the place with the most functions in the home. It is a very important activity space where friends gather, take a rest, watch TV, etc. The living room focuses on sufficient light, so try to avoid placing too many dense potted plants on the balcony to avoid blocking the sun. A bright living room can bring prosperity to the family.
5. The feng shui of the living room is related to the harmony of the family and the cultivation of interpersonal connections, which will eventually affect the fortune and prospects of the family. Usually, medium and small potted plants or flower arrangements are the main method. Avoid using large potted plants, so as not to attract mosquitoes and create a sense of oppression. Special festive events can be arranged temporarily. Families with busy work on weekdays choose green foliage plants to relieve stress. During holidays and leisure, they can be decorated with colorful flowers and leaves.
6. Foliage plants must be placed in the living room. If the plants seem to wither, it means that there is insufficient energy in the home. It is best to place at least one 1.8-meter foliage plant and at least 3 pots of small potted plants in the living room.
Feng Shui plants should be placed in the living room
1. Chrysanthemum: It is a symbol of prolonging life and increasing blessings, and helps to stabilize the magnetic field of the aura. Kalanchoe and Cosmos are both suitable for home use.
2. Kumquat: The appearance of oranges is yellow and clear, which has the meaning of gold, silver and wealth, which is very helpful for increasing financial resources.
3. Narcissus: Avoid evil and eliminate filth, good luck and fortune.
4. Lucky Bamboo: Also known as “Wannian Bamboo”, it is a popular “money tree”, symbolizing wealth.
5. Orchid: Gather popularity, grasp power, and expand interpersonal relationships.
The living room should not be placed in Feng Shui plants
1. Tuberose: At night, it will emit a large number of particles that strongly stimulate the sense of smell, which is too harmful to patients with high blood pressure and heart disease.
2. Pines and cypresses: oily fragrance, easily disgusting.
3. Oleander: The flowers are poisonous, and the fragrance of the flowers can easily make people drowsy and reduce intelligence.
4. Tulip: The flowers are poisonous and alkali, and the hair will fall off easily if exposed to too much.
