With their airy and tropical atmosphere, Palm provides a little touch of natural charm. In addition to drawing positive energy, palm is also believed to activate any lacking Feng Shui elements in a space.
The idea that ‘Money Plant is lucky for home’ is well known to all of us. The Pachira money tree, on the other hand, is a typical Feng Shui plant that is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.
The bamboo plant has long been associated with luck in Asian culture. The Lucky Bamboo is known as Fu Gwey Zhu in Chinese, and its three symbols stand for Fu—Luck and Fortune—Gwey—Power and Honour—and Zhu—Bamboo.
The snake plant, amusingly known as the mother-in-law’s tongue, is said to be a plant of good luck because it absorbs harmful gases from the air and gets rid of the poisons. Additionally, it radiates a potent defensive force that defends the residents from harmful Chi.
The jade plant is believed to open doors to success and fortune and is a plant with thick, shiny, smooth jade green leaves.
Orchids, one of the most exquisite blooming plants, are more than simply decorative accents. According to Feng Shui, orchids have a special power to attract luck and wealth in romantic relationships.
Tulsi, also known as basil, is a plant native to Asia with the scientific name Ocimum Sanctum and is a member of the Lamiaceae plant family. There are several types of this cherished shrub, which is regarded holy in the Hindu religion and is venerated throughout the Indian subcontinent.