Feng shui plants houseplant

According to the teachings of Feng Shui, indoor plants do a lot more for us than their science-backed benefits suggest. Some plants are luck magnets.

The design pros at HGTV.com share the best houseplants to achieve good Feng Shui in your home.

Feng shui practitioners love plants. They’re one of the best ways to introduce the wood element to your space, which can invite new growth and flexibility.

Plants can bring great meaning in Feng Shui. For good luck and good fortune, these 15 plants come well recommended.

Discover the perfect spot for your rubber plant in your home using Feng Shui principles. Explore more tips for incorporating Feng Shui into your space on our page.

Did you know that certain plants can have symbolic meanings? Let’s find out which plant best reflects your own personality. #houseplants #urbanjungle #interior_and_living #greenliving #indoorgarden

Want to bring harmony to your home?

Did you know there can be up to 5x more pollutants in your home than outdoors? Houseplants naturally clean the air and some are better than others for ensuring you don’t get headaches, sore throats, breathing issues and other allergy symptoms. Here’s a few of our favorite (and easiest-to-care-for) house plants for green & clean air at home. #yournaturalhealthcare #healthylifestyle #naturallyclean

Feng shui is an ancient Chinese art that’s all about finding a balance and harmony in your surrounding environment. It’s no simple act, but the very basics include decluttering, softening features, bringing air into the space, and—one of my personal favorites—introducing more plants. When creating good feng shui, there are five elements that are crucial to incorporate: fire, water, earth, metal, and wood.