Indoor plants not only serve decorative purposes and purify the air, but they can also bring wealth, luck, and prosperity to homeowners when displayed according to Feng Shui principles. Here is a list of plants that meet all these criteria:
1 Schefflera Tree
Also known as Umbrella Tree or Australian Ivy Palm, this tree is native to West Africa and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is commonly used to decorate homes, offices, and businesses to attract positive Feng Shui.
Schefflera Tree
When displaying this plant indoors, place it in the East or Southeast direction as it represents the Wood element, bringing good fortune and abundance, especially when the tree is in bloom, signifying the arrival of wealth.
Not only is it suitable for people with the Wood element, but the Schefflera Tree also has a harmonious relationship with the Fire element because Wood produces Fire. Therefore, homeowners with the Fire element can also display this plant in their homes.
2 Chinese Money Plant
The Chinese Money Plant, also known as Pilea peperomioides, has various names such as Pancake Plant, Missionary Plant, and UFO Plant. It is a trailing herb with green leaves and short flower clusters. The distinctive feature of its leaves is their heart-shaped base and elongated tip.
Chinese Money Plant
Apart from being aesthetically pleasing, the Chinese Money Plant is beneficial for health as it purifies the air and treats kidney ailments according to Eastern medicine (“Vietnamese Herbal Dictionary”). In Feng Shui, this plant symbolizes success and advancement in one’s career.
The aquatic varieties of the Chinese Money Plant help eliminate toxins and radiation, providing a more comfortable and relaxing environment.
3 Croton
Croton, also known as Joseph’s Coat or Garden Croton, is a plant with large clusters of dark green, glossy, and pointed leaves that resemble lotus buds, hence its name.
Croton
The name of this plant itself carries auspicious meanings. Placing it near the altar of the Wealth God is believed to attract wealth and prosperity.
Croton is suitable for people with the Metal and Wood elements. Additionally, it is particularly favorable for those born in the year of the Rabbit, especially those with the Wood element (born in 1975).
4 Peacock Plant
The Peacock Plant is a decorative plant with a robust life force and excellent air-purifying capabilities. It thrives in low-light conditions, making it ideal for indoor placement.
Peacock Plant
In Feng Shui, this plant symbolizes prosperity and good fortune, attracting wealth for homeowners. The lush branches represent completeness and fulfillment.
Purple Peacock Plants represent the Fire element and are suitable for individuals with the same element. Green Peacock Plants, on the other hand, are ideal for those with the Wood element. Choose the variety that aligns with your element.
5 Peace Lily
The Peace Lily, also known as White Sail, has other names such as White Flag, White Sail, and Spathe Flower. In Feng Shui, it symbolizes peace and brings positive energy, protecting the owner from bad luck and fostering harmony among family, friends, and colleagues.
Peace Lily
Additionally, this Feng Shui plant brings good fortune and wealth to its owner. The Peace Lily is considered a “guardian angel,” with its upright growth symbolizing strong willpower and resilience, helping one overcome challenges and promoting career advancement.
6 Money Tree
True to its name, the Money Tree is a popular indoor Feng Shui plant, attracting wealth, fortune, and prosperity to its owner. It is believed that the more branches and leaves the tree has, the greater the wealth and success of the homeowner.
Money Tree
The Money Tree is typically placed in the East-Southeast direction and is suitable for all elemental signs as it encompasses all five elements of Feng Shui. It is considered the most auspicious plant for individuals born in the year of the Rat.
The Money Tree’s round, green, and vibrant leaves represent the Yin aspect, complementing the Yang aspect of modern architecture with its sharp angles, thus creating a harmonious balance of Yin and Yang energies in the home.
7 Snake Plant
The Snake Plant is the most auspicious Feng Shui plant for individuals with the Earth or Fire elements. Planting it can bring good luck and ease, fostering a sense of security and dispelling bad luck.
Snake Plant
The Snake Plant serves as a protective talisman, bringing good luck, a sense of security, and comfort to homeowners. Its sturdy and robust appearance also symbolizes strength and resilience. You can place a small Snake Plant on your desk or larger plants in the corners of your room.
8 Anthurium
Anthurium is an indoor plant with broad, lush leaves and vibrant red flowers, symbolizing wealth and good fortune. It brings a sense of vitality and confidence and brightens up any space.
Anthurium
Displaying Anthurium in your home boosts morale, strengthens relationships, and keeps negative influences at bay.
Belonging to the Wood element and associated with the Fire element, Anthurium is particularly beneficial for individuals with the Earth element. Displaying this plant in your home can enhance positive energy and bring good fortune in your endeavors.
9 Peace Lily
True to its name, the Peace Lily conveys peaceful intentions and blessings, protecting your family and promoting relaxation, especially for those experiencing stress.
Peace Lily
The ideal spots to display the Peace Lily are the living room and balcony. Notably, this plant can eliminate negative energy and repel bad influences, benefiting the health of your family.
10 Turtle Shell Bamboo
In Feng Shui, the turtle symbolizes longevity and good fortune, and the Turtle Shell Bamboo, with its turtle-shell-like leaves, is believed to bring prosperity and protection. Displaying it in your home or office can enhance wealth and career advancement, and placing it in the bedroom promotes health and longevity.
Turtle Shell Bamboo
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