The Meaning of the Kumquat Tree
In feng shui, the kumquat tree is a type of tree that brings luck to the homeowner. Therefore, arranging plants in front of the house is highly regarded and helps attract wealth into the house. Specifically, the kumquat fruit is yellow, symbolizing luck. However, when planting, do not plant in obstructive positions, blocking the flow of positive energy into the house.
Just like the kumquat tree, it is a large plant with dense branches and leaves, so when planting in front of the house, consider whether the land is spacious enough and regularly trim the tree to keep the space airy. Choose kumquat bonsai instead of traditional kumquat as it is easier to trim and takes up less land area.
2 Lucky Positions to Plant Kumquat
Planting in front of the house: According to feng shui, planting the kumquat tree or any other tree right in front of the house is an action that should not be done. The front door plays an important role in welcoming luck, wealth, health, and happiness to the homeowner and the family. When there is a plant planted in front of the house, it will obstruct the entrance to the main door and violate the principles of feng shui. Therefore, when arranging feng shui for planting kumquat in front of the house, the homeowner should take note of this.
However, if you want to plant the kumquat tree without obstructing the main door or windows, you need to plant it in a location with sufficient light and wind. At the same time, do not let the tree be obstructed or shaded from light inside the house, otherwise it may lose its luck.
Planting kumquat behind the house: A good position to plant kumquat in your house is the area behind the house or the balcony. This is a beautiful position that both provides shade for the house and attracts positive energy into the house, making your life prosperous and fulfilled.
The information is for reference and contemplation only.
