Feng Shui Plants

Plants symbolize prosperity and are considered auspicious in Feng Shui. Chinese linked the plants with the source of feelings and hopes. However, everyone perceives plant differently and you can exercise your own discretion in the selection of the plants. Infact, the more pleased you are with the plants, the more positively they will affect you. At the same time, you should be careful about the location of the plants.

They should be kept in a place as per their respective requirements, as Feng Shui cannot act as a substitute for good soil and sunlight. In Feng Shui, plants are also classified depending on the energy content and effect. They are associated with the five elements of Feng Shui. Woody plants are considered good for modification and movement. Fire plants, such as sunflower or daisy, symbolize beauty and humor.

Earth plants, like Clematis, bring stability and peace. Metal plants, such as Pampas Grass, signify strength and resilience. Aquatic plants, such as Summer Aster, denote strong will and seriousness. Thus, considering the varied properties of Plants, they are used for different Feng Shui remedies and cures. There are many reasons why plants are used both outside and inside the house. Some of the main reasons are given below.

• Add Vitality (Living Chi)
• Encourage Luck
• Counteract Sha Chi
• Absorb Excessive Water Chi

Though nothing can match the vitality of living plants, you can put an image or painting of the same in an area where it is difficult to place a real one. Woody plants are very beneficial for the wealth corner. Apart from this, different plants have different properties and are used accordingly. Listed below are some of the plants, along with their significance - according to which they are used in Feng Shui.

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