Can the geomantic omen of marriage be associated with flowers and plants? In the impression of many people, I probably only know that some plants represent a certain meaning, such as asparagus, which symbolizes happiness and sweetness of marriage and everlasting love, and calla lily, which symbolizes their eternal unity and good luck. But from another perspective, green plants not only give people a fresh, soft and comfortable feeling, but also exert a subtle influence on the relationship between husband and wife after marriage.
Flower green plant is a huge carbon-absorbing and oxygen-absorbing plant. The green leaves of plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air, and under the action of sunlight and chlorophyll, they react with the water absorbed by plants to generate glucose, and at the same time release oxygen, and then starch is generated from glucose molecules. Therefore, putting some green plants indoors, such as rich bamboo and rich tree, not only symbolizes the vitality of marriage, but also creates fresh oxygen, which is of great benefit to health.
In geomantic omen, green is the most auspicious and healthy color system. If suitable plants are placed in the living room, it can not only create a stable, quiet, warm and peaceful environment, but also enhance the harmony between husband and wife to a certain extent. For example, hot summer often makes people's feelings impatient, especially when couples come home from work. With physical discomfort, they are likely to quarrel because of sesame big things. If they see large green leaves or delicate green, the summer heat will disappear.
Here is a brief introduction to the plant placement that makes marriage flourish and decline:
1. Thorny plants, such as keel, jade unicorn and various cacti, are suitable for being placed in an inclined position. These prickly plants, placed in a declining or fierce position, have the function of turning evil into positive in geomantic omen.
2. Put some evergreen plants with thick leaves or large leaves in the prosperous direction, such as Cycas, Elephant Tree, Camptotheca acuminata, Evergreen and so on.
However, it should be noted that some plants release oxygen during the day and compete with people for oxygen at night, and some plants have cancer-promoting effects, such as Datura stramonium, Sansuo, Impatiens balsamina, scissors and kiwi fruit. So be sure to understand clearly when choosing.