1, the size of trees around the cemetery.
The trees near the grave should not be too big, because once the shape of the t
1, the size of trees around the cemetery.
The trees near the grave should not be too big, because once the shape of the trees is big, their roots will inevitably be long and thick. Once they get too close to the grave, the roots will plunge into the grave, causing the overall destruction of the grave.
Once this happens, it will directly destroy the environmental feng shui near the grave and even destroy the coffin in the grave.
Don't plant trees too close to the grave in the cemetery.
If the tree is too close to the grave, or even directly next to the grave, then the extension of the roots will inevitably appear during the growth of the tree.
It is easy to destroy the interior of the tomb, leading to water accumulation in the tomb or attracting snakes and rats, which is a great destruction to the feng shui of the tomb and a great disrespect to the ancestors.
Don't plant trees in half of the grave.
If we plant trees in the middle of the grave, it will not only collapse the grave, but also flatten it. Moreover, tree roots will destroy the feng shui of coffins and graves, seriously affecting the fortune and health of the host family.
4. The location of planting trees in the cemetery.
Pay attention to the position of the tree. Don't plant trees in front of graves, especially in front of tombstones, which will form hedges and lead to the abnormal cycle of geomantic omen.
It is best to plant it on the left and right sides of the grave, or plant it symmetrically.
5. It is suitable to plant cypress trees around the cemetery.
China people plant cypress trees in cemeteries, symbolizing eternal life or reincarnation and rebirth. The best way to plant trees is to plant pines and cypresses, which are evergreen all the year round, with high survival rate and insect resistance. It means eternal life Location usually depends on specifications. In the past, there were rules for planting trees, according to levels. Usually even number, 16 trees, planted on both sides of the monument.
Planting cypress trees in graves originated from a folklore. According to legend, there was an evil beast in ancient times, named raccoon, who liked to steal corpses and livers. Every night, he comes out to dig graves and eat corpses.
Animals are flexible, quick-moving, elusive, but afraid of tigers and cypresses, so the ancients often set up Shi Hu in cemeteries and planted cypresses to avoid this evil beast.
6. The number of trees planted in the cemetery.
Don't plant too many trees near the grave. Suitable for planting three or five trees. It is not suitable to plant only one tree, which is not conducive to the normal development of geomantic omen in cemetery. Pay attention to the distance between trees when planting.