Designing the home trying to find a balance between all the parts that make it up is increasingly fashionable, as we all want to be able to feel the harmony and peace in the safety of our homeRight?
This time I am going to talk to you about a very special topic. A topic that you will surely like. Discover which plants improve the Feng Shui of my home… And yours too.
What is Feng Shui?
Before getting into the subject, let’s first know what Feng Shui is. When mentioning Feng Shui we are referring to a tool, of Asian origin, that manipulates the energy around us. He is, so to speak, the architect of energy. With a good study of the Feng Shui of our home, we can weaken those negative energies and strengthen the positive ones.
Plants that improve Feng Shui
Although there are several plants that improve the Feng Shui of our home, we have selected four that we consider easier to carewithout losing an iota of beauty. Are Deeply shining, robust ficus, Ivy helix y Spatiphyllum wallisii.
Deeply shining
Our Deeply shiningbetter known as areca palms, have a very fast growth. Its leaves are pinnate, of a beautiful green color. This species has two amazing qualities: they purify the air, and also facilitate the movement of positive energypreventing vibrations from remaining stagnant.
robust ficus
The robust ficus it is a tree that will keep the air clean, pure. Among its magnificent qualities we highlight that it will help the peace of home be the undisputed protagonist of your day to day, and if you do not have much experience with the care of plants … the F. robusta is for you.
Ivy helix
The Ivy helixor as we all know it, ivy, is one of these climbers that settle for little. Ideal to have on the balcony, or in the room where you want recover or maintain harmony.
Spatiphyllum wallisii
We finished with the Spatiphyllum wallisii. Although it is the last on this list, it is a plant that will be very useful to improve the Feng Shui of your home, since it purifies the air, keeping it free of contaminants that, otherwise, could cause health problems.
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