People often beautify a space with plants, whether it is an office or a home. What many people do not realize is that many plants serve to support the presence of pleasant energy in our house, thereby creating in us a positive state of mind and a more harmonious perception of our reality.
Climbing plant
This plant neutralizes heavy environments and stimulates positive thinking, improves performance in activities and encourages the fulfillment of plans. For this reason, Eastern books recommend placing them inside rather than in the garden.
It filters and cleans the air and the atmosphere where it grows is fresh. It is recommended to place it in the corners of the house.
Bamboo
This plant is a symbol of luck and prosperity. According to Eastern gardeners, its composition attracts energy, vitality and stimulates physical activity. It does not require much care, so its maintenance is simple. It does not need direct light. It is better to orient bamboo to the east or southeast. However, it must be kept out of reach of cats and dogs, as it can be toxic to them.
Orchid
Besides being associated with positive energies, it is also associated with fertility and masculinity. Its fragrance stimulates a good mood. They are good companions for sleep because at night they release large amounts of oxygen. To survive they only need moisture in the soil and indirect light.
Sage
In some traditions this plant is burned to cleanse negative energies. Its scent can be used to purify the air in the home. In addition, its leaves are very beneficial for health because they contain antibacterial, antifungal and antiseptic properties. It should be placed in areas with natural humidity.
Basil
According to Ayurvedic medicine and Hindu culture this plant attracts positive energies and cleanses the negative ones. It emits oxygen most of the day and absorbs harmful gases from the air, such as carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide. Its leaves are edible and have great health properties, just like sage. Orient the plant to the north.
Lily
This plant neutralizes harmful gases in the air and removes toxins such as formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and benzene. It grows in dim environments, so it can be placed in enclosed spaces, for example an office. In the bedroom it promotes restful sleep. Furthermore, it is beautiful, which will help with interior decor.
Chrysanthemum
In Buddhist culture it represents honesty and purity. It cleans the air and promotes well-being and joy. It is also associated with longevity. It is good to place this plant in parts of the house where you are most often exposed to great emotional stress so that this tension can be released. For example, in a study or home office.
Jasmine
It creates positive energy. At home it increases self-confidence and optimism, reduces stress and helps free the mind from stagnation. Indoors it should face south. On the other hand, outdoors it is better to place it facing north, northeast or east.
