The tiger tail plant, with its flat, succulent leaves, has sharp edges but is soft to the touch. The leaves alternate between green and yellow from base to tip. Tiger tail plants flower in clusters that grow from the base and have round fruits.
Tiger tail plants are native to tropical regions and come in over 70 varieties, such as the variegated tiger tail plant, the Thai tiger tail plant, and the green tiger tail plant. The most common varieties are the Thai tiger tail plant and the variegated tiger tail plant.
Feng shui meaning of tiger tail plants
In feng shui, tiger tail plants are believed to ward off evil spirits, bad luck, and misfortune. The upright leaves represent determination and ambition. The majestic appearance of the plant symbolizes authority and nobility.
Tiger tail plant flowers are considered very auspicious. According to ancient beliefs, those who successfully care for a tiger tail plant and see it flower will experience good fortune in all aspects of life, including personal and financial success.
To maximize the feng shui benefits of tiger tail plants, it is important to place them in the right locations. Proper placement can enhance luck and prosperity in both personal and professional life.
Which zodiac signs should avoid tiger tail plants?
Tiger tail plants with white stripes are not recommended for those born in the following years: 1972, 1973, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 2002, and 2003 (Chinese zodiac signs: Rat, Ox, Monkey, Rooster, Dragon, Snake, Horse, and Goat).
Tiger tail plants with yellow stripes are not recommended for those born in the following years: 1966, 1967, 1974, 1975, 1982, 1997 (Chinese zodiac signs: Horse, Goat, Tiger, Rabbit, Dog, Ox).
Tiger tail plants with gold-edged stripes are not recommended for those born in the following years: 1957, 1964, 1986, 1987, 1994, and 1995 (Chinese zodiac signs: Rooster, Dragon, Tiger, Rabbit, Dog, Pig).
Are tiger tail plants suitable for indoor use?
Tiger tail plants are believed to have protective qualities due to their sword-like leaves, which are said to ward off evil spirits and misfortune.
As a result, tiger tail plants are often planted in rows outside of homes or in front of buildings as a form of protection.
Tiger tail plants also make meaningful gifts, symbolizing good luck, prosperity, and success. They are perfect for wishing friends and family well, celebrating the new year, or congratulating someone on a new home.
Many people place tiger tail plants in their living rooms, offices, or bedrooms to create a sense of relaxation, comfort, and stress relief.
For smaller spaces like desks, mini tiger tail plants are a great option. They are believed to bring good luck and smooth sailing in work and business.
In addition to their aesthetic appeal, tiger tail plants offer a number of health benefits.
Keeping tiger tail plants indoors can improve sleep quality because they absorb CO2 and release oxygen even at night. Their leaves are also effective at removing dust from the air, creating a cleaner and healthier indoor environment.
The succulent leaves of tiger tail plants contain antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties similar to those of aloe vera.