Why Planting Five-Leaf Akebia in Front of Your Home is Beneficial
According to Feng Shui experts, the Five-Leaf Akebia symbolizes stability in career and reputation, enhances positive energy, and attracts wealth and prosperity to the homeowner. Additionally, this plant helps purify the air, creating a fresh and pleasant living environment that benefits overall health. Planting Five-Leaf Akebia at home also fosters family harmony and happiness.
Five-Leaf Akebia is a popular Feng Shui plant favored by many. Photo HM
Ms. Nhan, owner of a plant shop, shares that there are various types of Five-Leaf Akebia, such as fragrant, thorny, and feather-leaf varieties. The plant is affordable, priced at just 100,000 VND per pot. Beyond its Feng Shui significance, it repels mosquitoes and insects while neutralizing radiation from computers and electronic devices, making it a popular choice for desks and study tables.
The Five-Leaf Akebia boasts year-round green foliage, with leaves growing in clusters of 3–5, adding vibrancy and freshness to any space. When grown indoors, it’s often styled as a compact bonsai; outdoors or by the entrance, larger varieties are preferred for their sturdy, balanced Feng Shui presence.

The Five-Leaf Akebia’s leaves remain green year-round. Photo HM
A mature plant can grow 1–2 meters tall, producing flowers and fruits. While potted plants may take 7–8 years to bloom, those grown in gardens are more likely to flower. Traditionally, blooming Five-Leaf Akebia is seen as a sign of impending prosperity and positive life changes.
Tips for Keeping Your Front Yard Five-Leaf Akebia Vibrant Year-Round
Soil for Front Yard Five-Leaf Akebia
Five-Leaf Akebia thrives in well-draining soil. Enhance soil aeration and nutrient content by mixing in coconut coir or rice husks. Pre-packaged bio-soil from plant shops is also a convenient option. This low-maintenance plant propagates easily through cuttings or layering.
Ideal Placement for Five-Leaf Akebia
While Five-Leaf Akebia enjoys sunlight, avoid placing it in direct summer heat, as this can dull its foliage and stunt growth. Indoors, position it near windows, balconies, or terraces for natural light. Weekly exposure to morning sun for a few hours keeps the leaves lush and glossy.

Five-Leaf Akebia is also a popular desk plant for many.
Watering Needs for Five-Leaf Akebia
Five-Leaf Akebia prefers moisture but dislikes waterlogging. Water outdoor plants once daily; indoor plants require only 2–3 times weekly. Overwatering can lead to fungal issues, so ensure proper drainage.
Occasionally, dilute NPK or organic fertilizer and water the plant to encourage new leaf growth. Wipe the leaves weekly to remove dust, promoting better respiration and photosynthesis.





































