Feng Shui: Feng Shui advises removing items from the home that drain energy to create a home full of wealth and prosperity. Feng Shui experts advise you to do the same when it comes to low-vibration plants that may endanger your life.
However, remember that certain plants can harm your life and destroy the good energy in the air. Despite their wonderful appearance, it is not recommended to grow these plants indoors in Feng Shui.
Here are 8 unlucky plants for a home in Feng Shui:-
1. Bonsai
“Bonsai” or “bon-sai” is a Japanese word. This is the form of container gardening practiced by the Japanese. It refers to sedum plants that have limited development and is also called “tray painting”. As a result, bonsai trees and plants with crimson flowers are considered unlucky plants in Feng Shui. These species represent suppressed professional development, which can create a bad mood and disrupt an orderly lifestyle. For this reason, they are not recommended for indoor use. You can keep them outside, in the garden or outdoors.
2. Tamarind and Myrtle
According to Feng Shui, tamarind and myrtle plants are believed to bring unfavorable energies and illnesses to family members. Tamarind is known as Imli in Hindi and Myrtle is known as Mehnadi. It is not advisable to place these plants in the house because they are also associated with places inhabited by evil spirits. Also, you should not build your home near such trees.
3. Cotton plants
Cotton plants are perennial by nature, just like other plants. The plant’s seeds are thought to tear apart meat because they are spiky. Also, imitation cotton plants can accumulate dust in their cotton bolls and are difficult to clean. Consequently, they are considered unlucky in Feng Shui. Cotton plants also have bad energy, so they are unlucky houseplants.
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4. gum arabic tree or babul tree
The gum arabic tree, sometimes called babulfa, Egyptian acacia, or thorn mimosa, has beautiful yellow flowers and is considered a healing plant for its therapeutic properties. However, due to its thorns, it is considered an unlucky plant in Feng Shui. Feng shui experts advise against keeping the Babul tree at home.
5. Crying Fig
The weeping fig, also known botanically as ‘Ficus Benjamina’, has a beautiful appearance and comes in a variety of styles. Beautiful white flowers, thin branches and dense, glossy black foliage characterize this plant. However, since the weeping fig attracts bad energy, it is not recommended to use it in Feng Shui homes.
6. Crown of Thorns
Known as “Crown of Thorns” or Euphorbia Milii, the sprawling evergreen shrub has succulent branches with long, biting stems. Although it is a fantastic specimen on the outside, it is not lucky to keep it inside. The plant is believed to attract bad energy because it is prickly, covered in thorns and poisonous.
7. Dead plants
The purpose of the planting is to bring freshness, calm and satisfaction to the area. Also, dry and lifeless plants show harshness and lead to family disputes. Dead plants attract negative energies and can harm the health of local residents. They will also clash with your stunning interior design.
8. Fake plants
Artificial or fake plants are not recommended for indoor use. Like the original plants, these plants do not contribute significantly to maintaining the natural balance of the atmosphere. They are not necessarily considered unlucky plants in Feng Shui, but they can become impure and hold sluggish Chi energy. Remember to clean and dust your artificial plants often if you have too many of them in your house. As soon as they start to fade or are in bad condition, do not forget to replace them with new ones.
