Plants with meaning & Feng Shui
Since the dawn of civilizations, certain plants have been surrounded by superstitions, admiration, or even worship. Over time, they have found their place in the philosophy of Feng Shui – plants that bring luck, plants that attract abundance and wealth, plants that pray, plants that bring peace, or plants that bring happiness are just a few examples.
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Ctenanthe setosa 'Compact Star' (baby plant)
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Maranta leuconeura ‘Fantasy’ – Prayer Plant with striking veins
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Maranta leuconeura ‘Dark Form’ – prayer plant with velvety leaves and spectacular pattern
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Scindapsus 'Silver Hero' - exceptional silver foliage for a modern decor
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Euphorbia (Milii Grp) ‘Vulcanus’ - crown of thorns with intense red flowers
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Strelitzia reginae – Bird of paradise with spectacular flowers
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Sansevieria ‘Star Ming Green Marble’ - snake plant with marbled foliage
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Sansevieria 'Granite Emerald' - Sansevieria with broad, marbled green leaves
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Sansevieria 'Cordova Variegated' – Compact Snake Plant with Variegated Leaves
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Sansevieria ‘Artistic Fan’ Multi - compact succulent, decorative fan-shaped form
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Oxalis deppei – the lucky clover with bicolor foliage
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Humata tyermanii (Rabbit Foot Fern) - a unique tropical fern
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Cordyline ‘Rumba’ – tropical cordyline with colorful leaves, symbol of luck
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Cordyline ‘Mambo’ - tropical indoor plant
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Cordyline ‘Kiwi’ – decorative indoor plant with leaves in 3 colors
