What plants should not be kept in your home: signs of negative energy
Although many plants can undoubtedly improve your home and well-being, it is important to note that not all flora representatives are good options for buying. SSPDaily has told you which houseplants are worth buying and which are not.
Plants that radiate negativity
- Ficus
According to some beliefs, this plant is a harbinger of health problems, especially in the lives of unmarried people. Despite its lush appearance, the ficus is sometimes associated with widowhood.
- Ivy
Ivy is believed to suck out energy, potentially affecting vitality. In addition, according to certain beliefs, it can contribute to infidelity in a couple.
- Sansevieria
Also known as the snake plant, it destroys family harmony by encouraging conflict and disagreements between family members.
- Calla (Zantedeschia)
Although the calla lily is a symbol of beauty, it is said to bring sorrow and even death. Therefore, in some cultures, this flower is associated with cemeteries.
- Dieffenbachia
Although this plant is visually appealing, it can potentially pose a threat to human health due to the toxic properties of its sap. In addition, certain beliefs link it to mental fatigue and psychological stress.
Plants that are often associated with positivity
- Geranium (cranesbill)
This plant is believed to give self-confidence and good luck in professional endeavors.
- Violet
Violets are said to improve mood and even promote romantic relationships.
- Spathiphyllum
This plant, commonly known as the peace lily, is often associated with bringing happiness to lonely people and strengthening emotional bonds between couples.
Other plants, such as indoor chrysanthemums, cyclamen, Chinese roses, and sage, are also often considered sources of positive energy and well-being. It is worth noting that although these flowers can have a positive impact on relationships, they require more care.
