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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Sansevieria 'Comet Kichaka' - compact, sculptural snake plant
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Sansevieria 'Cordova Variegated' – Compact Snake Plant with Variegated Leaves
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Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii' XL (mother-in-law's tongue)
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Sansevieria aubrytiana ‘Graylin’ – modern elegance in gray-silver tones with architectural foliage
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Euphorbia Milii ‘Hector’ babyplant (White Crown of Thorns)
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Euphorbia milii Red ‘EOS’ (baby plant) – crown of thorns with intense red flowers
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Rhipsalis puniceodiscus – exotic epiphytic cactus with vibrant flowers
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Murraya paniculata (Orange Jasmine) D14 - intensely fragrant flowers
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Tradescantia fluminensis 'Quadricolor' - trailing plant with tricolor leaves
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Sansevieria cylindrica ‘Boncel Variegata’ D8 - rare succulent with tiger-striped leaves
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Philodendron scandens – fast-growing indoor plant with heart-shaped leaves
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Pilea peperomioides – Chinese money plant, decorative and easy to care for
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Pilea peperomioides 'Mojito' - plant with exotic appearance and variegated foliage
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Ficus lyrata ‘Variegata’ - rare ficus with large leaves and spectacular variegation
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Cordyline ‘Tango’ – tropical plant with colorful foliage, considered a bringer of luck
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Cordyline ‘Mambo’ - tropical indoor plant
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Cordyline fruticosa Conga (Lucky Plant) - lucky plant
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Dioscorea discolor – Ornamental potato vine with velvety leaves
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