What are the feng shui taboos for growing mint at home?
Mint has the effect of improving health and longevity and purifying the air.When planting mint at home, it is necessary to pay attention to taboos in shaded environments, taboos in dry environments, and taboos to place them under beams.Complying with these taboos can make mint grow and develop faster.
Mint, also known as Yindancao, is a plant that grows in wetlands.It has a special smell and has high economic and medicinal value, so it is often planted at home..In addition, it can also prosper the feng shui and longevity in the home, but we should pay attention to the relevant feng shui when planting.
What are the feng shui taboos for raising mint
1.Can"t be kept in a shaded environment:Mint is a long-day plant that likes light, and it must have sufficient and large quantities in the process of growth and development It is beneficial to the increase of peppermint oil and menthol inside the plant, which is of great help to improve the economic value and medicinal value.So we can"t grow mint in a shaded environment.
2.Cannot be kept in a dry environment:Mint has a relatively strong adaptability to the environment, and can survive at low or high temperature, but if you want to grow better, then the surrounding environment It cannot be dried, because most of it grows in wetlands next to water, so its resistance to drying is not better than other plants.So we can"t plant mint in a dry environment, it"s better to water it regularly.
3.The taboo is placed under the beam:the feng shui meaning of mint itself is very auspicious, which means that we can prosper our longevity and health, so that the family can live happily and happily, but we want to achieve this Feng shui effect, then you must pay attention not to put mint under the beam, otherwise it will cause the feng shui fortune to be suppressed by the beam, making it unable to exert its excellent feng shui effect.
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