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Many people like to buy some plants around the New Year to decorate their homes and also hope to use the magical power of nature to bring themselves some good luck. So, among the common green plants, which ones have good meanings? Let's take a look below and learn something.
Pachira aquatica
Just from the name of this plant, it is quite popular. Its leaves are evergreen throughout the year and its trunk is thick. It symbolizes wealth - gathering and can enhance one's financial luck.
In terms of maintenance, it prefers a high - temperature and high - humidity climate and has poor cold resistance. When the temperature is low, it basically enters a semi - dormant state and stops growing. Therefore, keep the soil dry when watering at this time. It prefers acidic soil and should avoid alkaline or heavy - textured soil. In terms of fertilization, it can't absorb fertilizer when the temperature is low. Instead, the fertilizer left in the soil will become a burden.
Rohdea japonica
Rohdea japonica is an evergreen plant throughout the four seasons. It symbolizes longevity, wealth, and well - being. Keeping it at home can bring prosperity to the house and is also pleasing to the eye. Usually, when an elder in the family has a birthday, you can present a pot of Rohdea japonica, with the intention of wishing the old person to be as young and long - lived as this plant.
In terms of maintenance, it is a herbaceous plant and a root - planted flower. The maintenance environment requires keeping it warm, humid, and in a semi - shaded place. It is afraid of waterlogging, so don't water it too much.
Dracaena sanderiana
The auspicious meaning of Dracaena sanderiana can be seen from its name. In feng shui, Dracaena sanderiana symbolizes a successful official career. Planting Dracaena sanderiana at home not only adds ornamental value but also has the beautiful meaning of continuous progress.
In terms of maintenance, it naturally prefers a shady and humid environment and can be placed in a position with diffused light. This can accelerate its growth. In terms of soil, it prefers loose and fertile soil for cultivation and can also be hydroponically cultured.
Zamioculcas zamiifolia
Zamioculcas zamiifolia is also called Pachira glabra. The shape of its leaves is pinnately compound, like hanging copper coins. In feng shui, it is recommended to place it at the wealth position in the home to enhance the effect of attracting wealth and treasures. In terms of maintenance, the suitable temperature for Zamioculcas zamiifolia is around 22 to 28 degrees Celsius. Usually, it can be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight. But note that when the temperature is above 35 degrees Celsius in midsummer, it should avoid direct sunlight. When the winter temperature is below 15 degrees Celsius, it will enter a slow - growth stage, and when the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius, it will begin to shed leaves.