Placing dried flowers in the office is very bad for feng shui.
Dried flowers are already dead flowers, symbolizing death and decline.
Therefore, it is not recommended to place dried flowers in the office.

The feng shui of the office is very diverse. To change the feng shui with plants, it mainly depends on what kind of feng shui you want to change.
Is it career feng shui, or financial feng shui, or feng shui for eliminating negative energies?
For those who want to improve financial feng shui, the following plants can help accumulate wealth
Plants such as lucky bamboo, money tree, dragon blood tree, broad-leafed fig, palm fern, seven-leaf lotus, areca palm, bamboo palm, Chinese evergreen, orchid, cyclamen, citrus, tiger tail plant, and bird's nest fern have auspicious and prosperous effects in office feng shui.
For those who want to eliminate negative energies and purify the environment, the following plants are suitable
Plant varieties such as bamboo palm, offspring ball, golden spiny cactus, cactus, and potted gourds have strong power to repel evil spirits, able to transform external negative energies through the five elements, and are considered as guardians of safety in office spaces. Therefore, placing them in the office can block negative energy. In office culture, there may be unpleasant situations, and the above-mentioned feng shui plants in the office can adjust the environment and improve relationships among colleagues.
For those who want to kill bacteria and remove dust in the office, the following plants can be placed
Chrysanthemums, cycads, mint, snake plant, roses, osmanthus, and peace lilies. Among these, four types of plants are particularly popular in offices due to their powerful effects and easy care, making them the preferred feng shui plants for offices.