Red wintersweet flower language
Chimonanthus praecox has many colors. Generally, the red of Chimonanthus praecox is red, which looks very delicate and charming, and most of it will bloom in cold winter. Generally speaking, the flower language of Chimonanthus praecox is unique beauty, strong will, noble character and loving heart.
The moral and symbolic significance of wintersweet
Red wintersweet generally refers to pink wintersweet. Generally speaking, the origin of this Chimonanthus praecox is in China. Red Chimonanthus praecox is only one color of Chimonanthus praecox, and there is no specific other variety.
The ornamental value of red wintersweet is relatively high. Because of its bright colors, it generally has the meaning of being relaxed, persistent, tenacious, selfless, unyielding and noble.
Feng Shui Implication of Red Chimonanthus praecox
Fengshui effect: Red wintersweet generally has a volatile smell, which is very beneficial to our health. Generally speaking, in geomantic omen, it has the functions of town house, flourishing body and improving geomantic omen.
Foreword of Flowering: Red Chimonanthus praecox blooms against the cold air, so there are generally signs of perseverance, fearlessness and courage when it blooms.
Domesticated Chimonanthus praecox Feng Shui: Raising Chimonanthus praecox at home not only beautifies the environment and purifies the air, but also protects the health of family members and prolongs life.
Attention and taboo of Chimonanthus praecox placement
Placement of Red Chimonanthus praecox: Red Chimonanthus praecox is very beautiful in color, and can generally be placed in the courtyard or indoor living room, balcony and other ventilated places, which not only plays a role in improving geomantic omen, but also has good ornamental value.
Taboo for placing red Chimonanthus praecox: Chimonanthus praecox is a negative plant. Generally, the Yin qi of Chimonanthus praecox will be heavier, so it is not suitable to place Chimonanthus praecox in a dark or closed place, which will promote the prevalence of Yin qi.