Parthenocissus in the courtyard
Parthenocissus tricuspidata is a vine, which is cloudy. What we usually see is on the big wall, which looks very large and spectacular. If the courtyard is at the dark and humid low end, it is not recommended to plant vines in places like external walls. Because the courtyard in the dark area itself is not very good in lighting, the house is more feng shui and cloudy.
How about planting Parthenocissus Feng Shui in the yard?
Just maintain it in the yard. Many people think that growing Parthenocissus at home affects Feng Shui, but it is not. Growing Parthenocissus at home will make Feng Shui better.
Planting Parthenocissus tricuspidata in the courtyard pays attention to geomantic omen.
If Parthenocissus tricuspidata is planted in some high-grade villas, it will have a certain impact on the feng shui of villas. You know, most villas are taller than other buildings around, and Parthenocissus tricuspidata has the ability to climb. Together, it will be higher and will block some bad luck.
What are the taboos for raising Parthenocissus at home?
Some people think that the thick and fertile vines of Parthenocissus tricuspidata will look unique if they are covered outside the house. But from the appearance, if they cover the outside of the house, it will violate what people in folk geomantic omen call "reptile evil", that is, the wall covered by Parthenocissus will look like the outer wall of the house is crawling with insects, which will lead to the heavy geomantic omen of the house and the bad luck of the people living in it.
Planting position of Parthenocissus tricuspidata in courtyard
There are not too many requirements for the location of planting Parthenocissus tricuspidata in the courtyard. Generally, as long as it grows, it will grow all over the corner of the yard.
Can Parthenocissus tricuspidata be planted at the gate of the courtyard?
It is best not to plant Parthenocissus at the entrance of the courtyard, because Parthenocissus is extremely vital and will block the entrance when it grows.
Method for plan Parthenocissus tricuspidata in courtyard
Parthenocissus tricuspidata has strong adaptability to temperature and can be adjusted without using it. It can endure the low temperature of -20℃, so it doesn't need to keep warm in winter. It doesn't need much light, and it can grow normally in semi-shady or sunny places.