Can I keep flowers on both sides of the living room door?

The living room is particular about raising flowers and feng shui.

1. The number of plants.

The quantity should not be too much, otherwise it will not only be messy, but also the growth condition will be poor. The choice of plants should pay attention to the combination of small and medium. In addition, it should be placed at an angle so as not to obstruct people from moving.

2. The placement of plants.

Large potted plants, such as brazilwood, false betel nut, dragon's blood tree, araucaria, cycad, rubber tree, etc., can be placed at the entrance of the living room, in the corner of the hall, next to the stairs; Small foliage plants, such as spring feathers, golden-blooded evergreens, color-leaved taro, etc., can be placed on coffee tables and low cabinets; Medium-sized foliage plants, such as palm bamboo, agave, monstera and other hanging plants, as well as false embankments, ivy, duck stone grass, etc., can be placed on table cabinets and corner sofas.

3. Living room position.

The flowers and leaves of bonsai must be round and large, and coniferous and azaleas should be avoided. In particular, plants such as the Fortune Tree and Evergreen are the best, because they symbolize the owner's positive, optimistic and enterprising attitude towards life, and the height of the vase should be more than half the height of the house. If the vase is not high enough, it can be raised with a shelf, so that people can capture the scenery as soon as they enter the door, which is beautiful.

Mr. Dong Yilin told you here that since plants are outdoor things and belong to yin, only by tying red ribbons or sticking red paper on plants or pots to turn yin into yang is suitable for placing in the living room.

Yes, I think it's very reliable.

You can pay attention to the feng shui of flowers in the living room.

1. The number of plants.

The quantity should not be too much, otherwise it will not only be messy, but also the growth condition will be poor. The choice of plants should pay attention to the combination of small and medium. In addition, it should be placed at an angle so as not to obstruct people from moving.

2. The placement of plants.

Large potted plants, such as brazilwood, false betel nut, dragon's blood tree, araucaria, cycad, rubber tree, etc., can be placed at the entrance of the living room, in the corner of the hall, next to the stairs; Small foliage plants, such as spring feathers, golden-blooded evergreens, color-leaved taro, etc., can be placed on coffee tables and low cabinets; Medium-sized foliage plants, such as palm bamboo, agave, monstera and other hanging plants, as well as false embankments, ivy, duck stone grass, etc., can be placed on table cabinets and corner sofas. Cultivated plants can be supplemented with Bika water-soluble fertilizer.

3. Living room position.

The flowers and leaves of bonsai must be round and large, and coniferous and azaleas should be avoided. In particular, plants such as the Fortune Tree and Evergreen are the best, because they symbolize the owner's positive, optimistic and enterprising attitude towards life, and the height of the vase should be more than half the height of the house. If the vase is not high enough, it can be raised with a shelf, so that people can capture the scenery as soon as they enter the door, which is beautiful.

Mr. Dong Yilin told you here that since plants are outdoor things and belong to yin, only by tying red ribbons or sticking red paper on plants or pots to turn yin into yang is suitable for placing in the living room.