This tree brings real money, planting it in front of the house before the new year is suitable for all 5 elements, helping to increase wealth and prosperity.

The tree mentioned here is agarwood. Ancients regarded agarwood as a heritage tree because it both has economic value and is a precious feng shui tree. Agarwood was treasured by the ancients for its precious properties. Agarwood has fragrant and valuable flowers used for medicine, making cakes, and soaking in specialty liquor. The price of agarwood flowers is quite high compared to other herbal flowers, so they are considered valuable trees.

Agarwood Generate Money

Agarwood is a medicinal plant in Eastern medicine and a good feng shui tree. The ancients said that having agarwood in front of the house is like having a noble person, meaning that agarwood brings luck and harmony to the owner’s business. In Eastern medicine and folk beliefs, agarwood is a precious medicine. Agarwood flowers are very fragrant, according to Eastern medicine, the flowers have a spicy, hot taste, so they are made into medicine for treating stomach pain, the roots can treat bone and joint pain, low arthritis, and the fruit is used to treat liver and stomach diseases. Furthermore, the fragrant scent of agarwood helps relax the mind and create a fresh and pleasant living space. In cuisine, agarwood is used to make liquor-soaked flowers, cakes, and high-value tea. Dried agarwood flowers on the market can cost up to millions of dong. That’s why agarwood is not only a decorative tree but also a valuable crop, growing indoors like burying a pot of gold.

Because of these factors, agarwood creates great value in life. Moreover, if a family grows agarwood and the tree bears flowers, it is like picking money flowers. Instead of having to buy expensive flowers, you already have these flowers at home, ensuring clean and unpolluted flowers.

What Feng Shui Significance Does Agarwood Have?

Ancients regarded agarwood as a very good feng shui tree that helps the owner’s business go smoothly, as if there’s a noble person leading the way, and the fragrant scent of agarwood symbolizes the fame and reputation of the owner.

Agarwood is also a decorative tree that helps beautify and decorate the house, creating fragrance and purifies the air. Feng shui believes that planting agarwood brings good luck and attracts fortune, helping the owner thrive and prosper. The fragrant scent of agarwood spreads far and wide, like the reputation of the owner. Families that grow agarwood are believed to enjoy abundant blessings, creating a clean and prosperous atmosphere for both the family, the land, and the people.

Moreover, agarwood is a decorative plant with high economic value. Agarwood flowers are used for making tea, soaking in liquor, making cakes, and are a valuable natural ingredient compared to other herbal lines on the market.

The blooming agarwood flowers bring wealth, well-being, and abundance. In the past, agarwood was only available in wealthy households. Nowadays, agarwood has become more popular and the price of agarwood flowers continues to rise.

According to feng shui, Agarwood is especially suitable for everyone. With its yellow flowers, green leaves, and brown bark with white scales, agarwood is considered a feng shui tree that is compatible with all 5 elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth, with the best compatibility for those with the Metal element. Thanks to these feng shui characteristics, agarwood flowers are increasingly favored by plant lovers. Therefore, planting agarwood at the beginning of the year does not contradict anyone and brings a lot of luck, helping to balance the energy of all members in the family, reduce conflicts, and increase happiness.

Planting and Caring for Agarwood Properly, following Feng Shui

The appropriate time to graft agarwood is in the fall or spring. Cut agarwood branches about 10-15cm long, ensuring that each branch has 2-3 buds. Then remove the leaves and soak the branches in a jar of water mixed with a little sugar, then graft them into a small pot. The sugar water helps the agarwood branches root faster. Place the pot in a cool place and check the water daily. Avoid drying out and avoid waterlogging. After about 20 days, you can transplant the agarwood into a pot or into the ground.

Caring for: Agarwood plants prefer sunlight, so plant them in a place with plenty of light, preferably in front of the house. To help the tree grow well and bloom regularly, fertilize it annually, and prune dead branches and withered leaves as needed.

Watering: Agarwood should be evenly watered but avoid waterlogging.

The best position to plant agarwood to attract fortune is to plant it in front of the house in a place with plenty of light. Moreover, to help agarwood develop well, you need to plant it in a large pot or outside in the garden, the tree will grow better.

Agarwood is a plant that helps lead the way for the god of fortune and brings a fragrant scent, so planting it in front of the house is reasonable. However, you should pay attention that the place to plant agarwood needs to have plenty of light.

Information is for reference and personal experience