Five elements and orientation selection of indoor plants
The influence of indoor plants and flowers on geomantic omen is mainly the choice of plant species and placement orientation. The selection and placement of indoor plants should match the five elements of the house and the owner.
Simply put, the five elements of a person's birth are influenced by the seasons. If you were born in summer, your five elements tend to be hot, so you should avoid water and fire. On the other hand, if you were born in winter, you should avoid water and fire. If you were born in spring, because spring is the season of flourishing wood, there are too many trees that need gold to cut down, so people born in spring want gold and avoid wood. Autumn is the season when trees wither. People born in autumn want trees and avoid gold. So people born in spring want gold, people born in summer want water, people born in autumn want wood, and people born in winter want fire.
However, this theory is only general, and everyone is only suitable for reference. To truly understand your five-element needs, you need to go through professional eight-character batch calculation.
Those who are short of gold can choose plants with five elements of gold, and must plant metal floral devices and ornaments. Among them, Nostoc flagelliforme, Wanliangjin, Qian Qian Tree and Kumquat have the best effects. Plants should be placed in the west as far as possible, which is good for the lungs.
The west belongs to gold in the five elements, which embodies the energy of innovation and reform. In Neo-Confucianism, the west is the dominant position of the youngest daughter in the family and the primary peach blossom spot, that is, when traveling in the west, it is easy to encounter peach blossoms. Therefore, if flowers are placed, it is not appropriate for the West to place excessively bright flowers, otherwise it will affect the fortune of the youngest daughter at home. Because soil can produce gold and yellow belongs to soil, putting yellow flowers in the west is the best policy, which can not only increase the wealth of the youngest daughter, but also improve the creativity of people engaged in creative work at home, and improve the spirit of reform for those engaged in leadership work.