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How to grow kumquat trees following feng shui principles, avoid bad luck to bring wealth, abundance, and a healthy family for the new year

The kumquat tree is a popular feng shui plant that many Vietnamese people love to grow indoors. However, how to properly cultivate and harness the feng shui significance of this plant remains a question.

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6 January, 2024

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What does the Hala tree symbolize?

In the subconscious culture of the Vietnamese people, the Hala tree is a familiar plant associated with childhood and homeland. The Hala tree is also associated with the awareness of the Vietnamese people through the fairy tale of eating Hala fruit and returning gold. The Hala tree symbolizes honesty, kindness, and humanity. The Hala tree is closely associated with the blessings of living a kind and virtuous life. Therefore, having a Hala tree in the house not only represents a good and happy family, doing good deeds, teaching children about kindness and honesty, but also hopes for the family to receive blessings and rewards, and the Hala tree helps the homeowner have more blessings for future lives.

That is why the Hala tree is considered a tree that not only bears fruit but also brings good luck, bringing fortune to the family.

The Hala tree bears fruit all year round, symbolizing abundant blessings and having a large and close-knit family. The ripe Hala fruits, yellow like gold and silver, bring wealth to the family. The Hala tree is also an easy-to-grow and easy-to-care-for ornamental tree, so it is favored.

In traditional medicine, the Hala tree is also a valuable medicinal plant for many generations of Vietnamese people. Hala fruits are used for eating when ripe, making jams, and sour Hala fruits are used as a cooking spice. Hala leaves are used as a remedy for itching, skin rashes, for beauty, and cooling.

Therefore, growing a Hala tree in the house has many advantages. But how to grow a Hala tree to ensure good feng shui?

How to grow a Hala tree for good feng shui

Planting position: The Hala tree can be planted in front of or behind the house. If it is a small Hala tree, planted as a bonsai or in a pot, it should be placed in front of the house to create a beautiful landscape. Bonsai Hala trees and small pots can be placed in front of the house, but avoid blocking the entrance. If you want to grow a tall Hala tree naturally in the ground, it should be planted behind the house, so that when the tree grows tall, it does not affect the walkway and the feng shui in front of the house.

If you plant a tall Hala tree in front of the house and cover the house completely, it may block the flow of positive energy into the house, causing bad feng shui and affecting wealth. Therefore, Hala trees planted in the ground should be planted behind the house. In case your house has a front garden and you want to plant a Hala tree, you should pay attention to pruning the tree to match the context of the house, avoiding tall and dense trees in front of the house.

Caring for the tree to bear fruit and attract good luck: Hala trees prefer bright light, so you should not keep them indoors for too long. Instead, place them in front of or behind the house in a spacious location for the tree to grow leaves and flowers. Hala trees do not require complicated care, but they need to be watered, especially when planted in pots or as bonsai. Avoid exposing newly planted Hala trees to strong sunlight, but provide enough light for the tree.

Choose sour or sweet Hala: Whether the Hala is sour or sweet does not affect feng shui, but you should note that sour Hala trees have thinner leaves, while sweet Hala trees have thicker leaves and larger fruits. Therefore, if you are planting in a small pot, you can choose sour Hala trees for a small and cute appearance. If you want to use the fruits, you should plant sweet Hala trees in your garden.

Pay attention to beehives: When you plant a large and good Hala tree outside your garden, bees may come to build hives. Bees are also animals that bring good luck in feng shui. However, they can sting and cause harm. Therefore, when you see beehives in the Hala tree, you need to be careful and avoid touching them so that bees can bring luck to your family. In case you want to drive bees away, use fire, and keep young children away from danger.

Which destiny should plant Hala trees:

The Hala tree is essentially a kind and gentle tree, so almost everyone can plant it in their home. However, this tree has green-brown leaves, and when the fruit ripens, it turns bright yellow, so it is suitable for people with the Earth and Fire destinies. Therefore, people with these destinies are greatly supported in luck and wealth by planting Hala trees.

Can you harvest the fruit from a feng shui Hala tree?

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