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Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice that seeks to harmonise the environment and its energies. Here is a list of 100 plants that are commonly used in Feng Shui, along with their Chinese names and meanings. Please note that the meanings listed here are not exhaustive and may vary by interpretation and cultural beliefs. 竹子 (Zhúzi) - Bamboo: symbolizes resilience, flexibility, and longevity 富貴竹 (Fùguì zhú) - Lucky Bamboo: attracts wealth and fortune 花梨木 (Huā lí mù) - Pyrus c

Bamboo 竹 is one of the most recognisable plants in Chinese culture and a popular Feng Shui plant for homes, gardens and businesses. It is traditionally associated with good fortune, health, longevity, happiness, protection and resilience. But the symbolism of bamboo goes much deeper than simply being a "lucky plant." Its upright growth, flexibility and ability to remain strong despite bending have made bamboo a symbol of character, perseverance and continuous development for

Kiwi fruits represent plentifully and thrive in the household environment. The fruit of the kiwifruit carries the symbolism of blessing...

Walnuts in the family indicate health and longevity. The nutritional content of walnuts is considerable, and their shell grows in the...

Symbol of Happiness and luck (auspicious and festive meaning).

Lily Bamboo is an attractive evergreen plant known for its long stems and broad green leaves. In traditional Feng Shui use, it is associated with good fortune, wish fulfilment, positive relationships and harmonious Qi. Its upright growth combined with softer, spreading foliage makes Lily Bamboo particularly useful as an indoor Feng Shui plant. Apart from its symbolism, it can also serve practical purposes—softening empty corners, introducing greenery and creating a natural di

Papaya represents the wealthy... People used to plant papaya at home, enjoy the blossoms when they bloomed, and then put the fruit at...

Mandarin oranges are successful, wealthy, and wealthy. The meaning of oranges in the south is good luck, since oranges hang on green...

Persimmons symbolise the fulfilment of all good intentions. Persimmon leaves are smooth like polished jade, and the fruit is orange-red...

At home, there are date palms, and nice things come early and last till old age. The jujube tree's "jujube" means "early," implying that...

Erythrina flowers are large and bright red, which is the symbol of auspicious.

The apple tree represents peace and good fortune, and the autumn fruit is plentiful, creating a wealthy harvest setting that appears to...

Pomelo 柚子 is an auspicious fruit in Chinese culture, particularly associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival 中秋节. Its large, round fruit, seasonal connection with Mid-Autumn and auspicious wordplay have given pomelo several positive meanings, including family blessings, protection, abundance and reunion. Unlike some Feng Shui plants whose symbolism comes mainly from their shape or growth pattern, much of the pomelo's traditional meaning comes from a combination of language, appe

In the traditional Chinese culture, regarded as a symbol of "many offspring and blessings" and "auspiciousness".

The Pomegranate 石榴 is one of the most symbolic plants in traditional Chinese culture. With its vibrant red flowers, red fruit and abundance of seeds, the pomegranate has long been associated with prosperity, fertility, family abundance, happiness and protection. For this reason, the pomegranate plant is also considered an auspicious Feng Shui plant for the home. But there is more to its symbolism than simply calling it a "lucky plant." Its flowers, fruit, colour and seeds eac

Good for warding off evil. Tips: Usually, if you go out of the country to do errands, your family can prepare boiled water with leaves in...

Good for warding off evil. Tips: It is easier to store after drying. It can be used when returning from a funeral or when a baby is...

Good for warding off evil. Tips: If you attend a funeral, visit a hospital, or visit a grave, you can pick three (or seven) leaves and...

Rong Shu 榕树, commonly associated with banyan and certain Ficus trees, has a distinctive place in Chinese culture and traditional folk practices. Large, mature Rong Shu can develop extensive branches, dense foliage and aerial roots, sometimes surviving for generations. Because of their strength and longevity, these trees have developed associations with protection, resilience, stability and enduring vitality. In some Chinese communities, Rong Shu leaves are also traditionally

Looking for a Feng Shui plant for your home or entrance? Bian Bai 扁柏 is an evergreen cypress traditionally associated with longevity, resilience, protection and steady growth. Its evergreen nature makes it particularly meaningful in Chinese culture. Because the foliage remains green throughout the year, Bian Bai represents endurance and the ability to remain strong through changing circumstances. In Feng Shui, however, a plant should not be treated as a magical object. Its co