Planting flowers and trees in your yard is a symbol of good luck and harmony. But did you know that trees in the yard also have feng shui taboos? Do you know what trees can't be planted in the yard? Everyone must understand!
Planting should not be placed in the center of the courtyard.
It is not suitable to plant trees in the center of the courtyard, and the roots will destroy the flat courtyard. A big tree in the middle is easy to block the sunshine of the house, which is not conducive to lighting. In addition, if deciduous trees often lose their leaves, it is difficult to clean them, which also hinders their beauty and hygiene. In addition, it is not suitable for the location of your own door.
There should be no trees leaning in front of the house.
If there are sloping trees in front of the house, it means that the sunlight received by the house has a specific angle, and the growth center of the trees is always in an inherent direction. Over time, it is likely that the trunk can't support the branches, and there are also security risks.
There should be no dead trees at the front door.
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Let all the trees wither and rot, then there may be something wrong with the atmosphere here. If people live here, their luck will run according to the prosperity and decline of their luck. On the other hand, the dead trees in front of the door have formed a shadow both visually and psychologically.
Perfecting the family's tourism mood will have a negative impact on residents over time. If there are dead trees in front of and behind the house, you should immediately cut down and replant new trees and lawns, or find other ways to move them.
There shouldn't be a tree in front of the window.
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The swaying trees and mottled light and shadow outside will bring residents a refreshing mood, but it should be noted that trees should not be too close to the window, otherwise the air will be humid, which is not conducive to the health of residents. Generally speaking, the tree by the window should leave.
Drive more than 2 meters. Houses and trees should form a friendly relationship. The ancients said, "The tree is auspicious for the house, but the back house is fierce." If a tree is competing with the house for living space, then it must have deviated from the house, not the other way around.
On the contrary, if trees and houses are friendly, they will "support" each other. Trees provide shelter from the sun and wind, and contribute to the building quality and the health of residents.
Every tree is different.
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The choice of external trees is also exquisite, and each tree has its own different representative significance. For example, Toona sinensis stands for longevity. In some places, the custom of letting children "touch Chinese toon" is still popular, which means healthy growth. Sophora japonica stands for "Lu" and peach.
Trees, willows and cypresses are used to ward off evil spirits. In other rural areas with conservative folk customs, trees are still planted to promote the prosperity of the whole village, mostly evergreen trees such as camphor, pine, cypress and nanmu, which means prosperity.
Enduring significance.
Practical application of tree planting in transportation
Government House in Hong Kong once had an example of changing the fate of a residence by planting trees. Some geometricians once thought that planting large plants and arranging round decorations in the Governor's Mansion would help alleviate the suffocation it suffered, and suggested adding a fish pond. Because the Governor's Mansion was blocked by nearby high-rise buildings, there was no water, so a fish pond was put in the northeast to absorb the water vapor.
Editor's note: From this perspective, planting trees in the courtyard at home is also very particular about geomantic omen. Friends must know clearly before they act, otherwise they are likely to be self-defeating and bring bad luck instead of good luck.