Unique Characteristics of the Camellia Flower
One of the most distinctive features of this flower is its woody stem, which can grow up to 3 meters tall in a shrub-like form. Camellia flowers have numerous long, lush branches with smooth, shiny, dark green leaves that grow in an alternating pattern and have small serrated edges.
Camellia flowers typically bloom during the Lunar New Year in Vietnam, and they come in a variety of colors, including pink, red, white, and yellow. They usually have single flowers with 1-3 petals at the end of each branch, and their petals are smooth and curved upwards.
In Vietnam, the camellia is a popular feng shui flower that is believed to bring good fortune. However, to maximize its benefits, it must be placed in the right location and position.
Camellia, a beloved flower among many
The Significance of Camellia Flowers in Feng Shui
Camellias come in many varieties and bloom during the spring, symbolizing good luck, wealth, prosperity, and harmony among siblings. As a result, this flower is widely cultivated in the North.
Placing a pot of camellia in the living room is an excellent way to bring spring colors and good fortune to your family as you begin a new year filled with hopes and dreams.
Camellia flowers bring good fortune and warmth to the family
Each flower has a unique meaning for the homeowner, and the camellia is no exception. In addition to enhancing the beauty of the home, camellia flowers also bring warmth and cheerfulness with their vibrant pink and red hues.
Furthermore, camellias symbolize “prosperity and fulfillment.” This implies that your family will be happy and prosperous if you display camellia flowers in your home. During festivals and holidays, people often decorate with camellias, hoping for a year filled with good fortune and success in all endeavors.
