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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Calathea roseopicta ‘Princess Jessie’ - baby plant
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Aglaonema ‘Geely Red’ - indoor plant with spectacular intense pink foliage
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Pilea peperomioides 'Mojito' - plant with exotic appearance and variegated foliage
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Spathiphyllum – peace lily, plant with repeated flowering and air-purifying properties
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Sansevieria aubrytiana 'Candlelight' - Mother-in-law's tongue with yellow-green leaves
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Coffee tree in a coffee cup - Coffea arabica
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Scindapsus 'Silver Hero' - exceptional silver foliage for a modern decor
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Calathea 'Velvet Glory' (baby plant) - velvety, wavy leaves with burgundy undersides
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Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides – trailing epiphytic cactus with slender stems
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Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa (Rhipsalis red coral) D5 *baby plant
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Euphorbia milii Red ‘EOS’ (baby plant) – crown of thorns with intense red flowers
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Tradescantia fluminensis 'Quadricolor' - trailing plant with tricolor leaves
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Tradescantia ‘Unicorn’ - trailing plant with pastel foliage in magical shades
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Selenicereus wercklei (Rhipsalis wercklei) XL – spectacular epiphytic cactus with large, fragrant night flowers
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Nephrolepis (indoor fern) XL – a sensational touch of green for any space
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Sansevieria 'Dragon Tongue' - rare variety with compact foliage
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Monstera deliciosa (Swiss cheese plant) 2-3 plants/pot
