7 Bad Plants & Negative Fengshui Energy

 

Unlucky Plants - Having a plant in a dwelling has many benefits. Apart from aesthetics, plants or vegetation also make the air quality of the house better and the atmosphere is fresher. However, for those of you who believe in feng shui, there are some plants that are not good feng shui and are believed to be unlucky plants,


Want to know what are the plants carrying the negative feng shui energy? Come on, consider the review of 7 unlucky plants from the following feng shui point of view!

Unlucky & Negative Energy Plants

1. Cactus

Cactus ornamental plants are now quite loved as part of the decoration. In addition to the unique shape, this plant care is also very easy. However, it turns out that from a feng shui point of view, cactus is included in the category of plants that bring badness.



These unlucky plants include thorns and their characters are believed to create a residential atmosphere that triggers disharmony and quarrels. But, if you really like cacti, there are ways to outsmart the negative energy that these pesky plants have.


Just avoid putting this unlucky planting in the main rooms where many family members will gather, such as the dining room or family room. Also place the cactus close to windows or other openings that connect directly to the outdoors.

2. Bougenville

Having beautiful colors and easy care, Bougenvile plants are ornamental plants that are easily found in Indonesia. However, Bougenville plants have root growth that is extreme enough that they often damage the pot in which they are planted, or even if planted close to a wall or fence, they can damage and cause the walls to crack.

In addition to providing immediate bad luck, in feng shui terms, this is believed to also provide negative energy that will damage the household because it will cause a lot of disputes.

Many also believe that the presence of this unlucky plant can make a husband or son feel uncomfortable staying at home, you know.

3. Bonsai plants

Famous as an ornamental plant with exorbitant prices and very complicated care, it turns out that the presence of bonsai plants is also considered bad feng shui, you know. Bonsai is considered as one of the unlucky plants because the manufacturing process is a process of dwarfing plants by inhibiting their growth process.


Inhibition of this process is considered to provide negative energy and makes bonsai to be believed to be a plant that brings bad energy and bad luck.

4. Chili Plants

Because it is easy to grow, many people grow chilies at home just to fulfill their kitchen needs. However, it turns out that this plant is believed to carry negative energy that will trigger discord and mutual suspicion between family members. Not only does it taste spicy, it turns out that chilies are also an unlucky feng shui plant.

5. Wine

Apart from chilies, the next unlucky plant is the vine. It is believed that growing grapes at home can bring bankruptcy to the family in the house.

6. Banyan tree

You must also be quite familiar with the myth that the banyan tree is a tree that often houses spirits. As it turns out, from a feng shui point of view, this is not entirely a myth. The banyan tree is a tree that provides negative energy which may attract many astral beings, you know.

And, this also automatically makes the banyan tree believed to be one of the unlucky trees because of the negative energy it generates.

7. Philodendron Plants

The next unlucky plant is the Philodendron. Having a refreshing green color and shape of finger leaves, this ornamental plant is quite popular and popular. Scientifically, it turns out that this plant is a poisonous plant, you know! The content of oxalates (Raphites) in this plant is included in the poisonous category.



In addition, from the perspective of fengs shui, this plant also spreads negative energy, making it included in the list of unlucky ornamental plants that are not good feng shui.