Placing live plants in your home and office can help balance the flow of energy. Houses that are fully covered in concrete and ceramics will turn off the qi / chi energy. Keep in mind, the ground also needs to breathe. By giving enough room to interact with the air, the luck of a better life is believed to come to its inhabitants. The air will flow freely so that the atmosphere of the room becomes fresh and more alive. In any architectural understanding, a house without crops does not have the value of keasrian. That way, the image of a good and comfortable home will not appear.
Plants are 'good' is often interpreted to invite air sustenance to be willing to stop into the house. Conversely, plants with 'bad' criteria are believed to harm the inhabitants.
Therefore, some types of plants become taboo and kept away from the home environment. Here are some tips on which plants you should avoid at home.
- Cactus
The plant brings Bad Luck in the house, because the sharp spines can cause sha chi (negative energy) and is believed to cause infertility or have no offspring for the owner. Cactus or associated thorny plants (except for roses) should not be kept inside the house.
- Bonsai
Bonsai trees do not have to be kept inside the house. However, you can keep them in a space or open park. Because the symbol of something that grows is limited and obstructed.
- Tamarind Tree (Tamarind)
It is believed that evil spirits live in the tamarind tree. Therefore, care should be taken to avoid building a house where the trees exist.
- The Dead Plant
Never keep plants dead or dying at home. Even dried flowers are considered unlucky. Dead Plant Not Good in Feng Shui Because it can bring bad Chi
- Babul tree
Thorny trees including Babul can create disputes at home.
- Fruit Plants
Tree jackfruit, cashew, mango, rambutan, and others, in feng shui usually likes to be inhabited invisible energy or non-living energy causing negative energy
- Large Tree (Beringin)
Large and dense trees such as banyan, usually spirits or invisible energies fit in areas or locations of yin energies.
- High Tree with small rods.
Coconut tree is one of them. According to feng shui, trees that have small and thin stems make an aura that tends to cut or divide. The smaller the shaft gets sharper, meaning the less good for the inhabitants of the house.
- Flower ylang and frangipani
Less well planted in front of the house. This plant has an aura of death that is formed from the existence of the flower.