Clivia
It has a lifespan of several decades. Although it is a herbaceous flower, it can be kept for a long time if well cared for. The older the Clivia plant, the more resilient and easy to care for, and the stronger its flowering ability. Clivia is famous for being "beautiful in flowers, leaves, and fruits."
Red Anthurium (Hongyun Dangtou)
Red Anthurium is a perennial herb of the Bromeliaceae family. Its long and elegant leaves are graceful, and its flowers grow at the top of the stems, usually bright red, so it is called "Hongyun Dangtou," which looks very festive.
Camellia
Camellia is a traditional Chinese flower with many varieties and rich colors. After blooming, it exudes an elegant and luxurious beauty, symbolizing wealth and humility. It has been loved by people since ancient times and is a must-have flower for the gardens of wealthy families, representing the virtues of a gentleman.
Coin Plant (Tongqian Cao)
Coin Plant is a herb with small, delicate leaves resembling lotus leaves or ancient copper coins. Its overall appearance is fresh and elegant, very cute, and suitable for decorating windowsills and desks. It symbolizes "continuous wealth" and is very auspicious.
Is it auspicious to keep water lilies at home?
It is not suitable to keep water lilies at home. Water lilies prefer abundant sunlight, but the lighting at home may not be sufficient to meet their growth needs. Another reason is that the bulb of the water lily contains some toxins. If accidentally touched, it may cause some adverse symptoms, making it unsafe.
Water lily is a variant of the water lily, and it is well known because its shape is very similar to garlic. Water lilies have a function of attracting wealth. However, growing water lilies indoors is not very good, as it can make the indoor environment damp and harmful to health. If water lilies are placed in the living room or kitchen, it may affect the fortune of the family. Additionally, according to ancient Chinese feng shui, water lilies are considered yin plants, so they are not suitable for keeping at home.
Harmful to Health
Water lilies contain a substance called "narcissine." If it comes into contact with the human body, it can cause skin redness, itching, and even allergic reactions. If the bulb of the water lily pierces the body, it can cause swelling and inflammation at the wound site, and in severe cases, it may lead to sepsis.
