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The Power of the Dinh Lang Plant: Inviting Prosperity and Protection, But Be Wary of Its Placement

6 November, 2024

Some Herbal Remedies Using Polyscias fruticosa

**- For fatigue and lethargy:** Dry and slice the roots of *Polyscias fruticosa*, then boil 0.5g of the sliced roots with 100ml of water for 15 minutes. Drink this concoction twice or thrice a day.

**- To promote lactation and relieve breast engorgement:** Boil 30-40g of *Polyscias fruticosa* roots with 500ml of water until 250ml remains. Drink the warm decoction twice or thrice a day for two to three days to relieve breast pain and promote normal milk flow.

**- For wounds:** Crush *Polyscias fruticosa* leaves and apply them directly to the affected area.

**- To prevent seizures in children:** Dry young and old leaves of *Polyscias fruticosa* and use them as bedding or mattress stuffing for children to lie on.

**- For backache and knee pain:** Boil 20-30g of *Polyscias fruticosa* branches and roots and drink the decoction thrice a day. This can be combined with *Mimosa pudica* (sensitive plant), *Artemisia vulgaris* (mugwort), and *Glycyrrhiza uralensis* (licorice root).

Feng Shui Placement of *Polyscias fruticosa

**- For hepatitis:** Boil a mixture of *Polyscias fruticosa* roots (12g), *Artemisia capillaris* (sweet wormwood) (20g), *Coix lacryma-jobi* (Job’s tears) (16g), *Gardenia jasminoides* (capping bush) fruit, *Polygonatum odoratum* (angular Solomon’s seal) rhizome, *Vigna umbellata* (rice bean) seed, *Lysimachia christinae* (yellow loosestrife) fruit, *Acanthopanax senticosus* (Siberian ginseng) root bark, and *Cyperus rotundus* (nutgrass) rhizome (12g each), and *Bupleurum falcatum* (hare’s ear), *Curcuma longa* (turmeric), and *Millettia reticulata* (Chinese millettia) root (8g each). Drink one decoction daily.

**- For anemia:** Powder a mixture of *Polyscias fruticosa*, *Polygonum multiflorum* (fo-ti), *Rehmannia glutinosa* (Chinese foxglove), *Aphananthe aspera* (wild-hop), and *Panax notoginseng* (100g each) with *Panax pseudoginseng* (20g). Consume 100g of this powder daily, boiled in water.

Favorable Locations for Growing *Polyscias fruticosa

*Polyscias fruticosa* is a plant of significant Feng Shui value, believed to bring good fortune, wealth, and luck to its owners. When planted in the right location, it is thought to attract even more financial prosperity. Additionally, it is said to ward off bad luck and protect one’s possessions. Thus, many households choose to plant it in their front yards to invite good luck.

Two Lucky Spots to Plant *Polyscias fruticosa

However, when planting *Polyscias fruticosa*, avoid placing it directly in front of the main entrance or gateway. As the plant grows, it may block the sunlight from entering the house, creating an imbalance in the yin and yang energies. Instead, plant it slightly off to the side of the entrance for a visually appealing and energetically harmonious effect.

You can also plant *Polyscias fruticosa* at the back of your house. This location offers a convenient space for the plant to thrive while still attracting positive energy and good fortune.