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7 plants that could bring good energy home: Vastu and Feng Shui favourites explained

7 lucky plants that can add positivity to your home
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7 lucky plants that can add positivity to your home
Looking to refresh your living room? According to Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui traditions, some indoor plants are believed to invite positive energy, prosperity and harmony into your home. While these beliefs are rooted in tradition rather than scientific evidence, these plants also add beauty and greenery to any space.
Areca Palm
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Areca Palm
The areca palm is believed to attract positive energy and create a calm, refreshing environment. Its lush foliage also makes it an attractive addition to living rooms while helping improve indoor air quality.
Jade Plant
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Jade Plant
Often called the "money tree" or "money succulent," the jade plant is believed to attract success, prosperity and good luck, making it a favourite for homes and workplaces.
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    Lucky Bamboo
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    Lucky Bamboo
    A symbol of good fortune in Feng Shui, lucky bamboo is believed to bring happiness, balance and prosperity. The number of stalks is often associated with different blessings, such as wealth or health.
    Money Plant
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    Money Plant
    The money plant is one of the most popular indoor plants and is traditionally believed to attract wealth, financial prosperity and positive energy. It is also easy to grow and maintain.
    Peace Lily
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    Peace Lily
    With its elegant white flowers, the peace lily is traditionally associated with peace, harmony and emotional well-being. It is also a popular air-purifying houseplant.
    Snake Plant
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    Snake Plant
    Known for its striking upright leaves, the snake plant is traditionally believed to protect homes from negative energy while promoting a peaceful atmosphere. It is also one of the easiest indoor plants to care for.
    Tulsi (Holy Basil)
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    Tulsi (Holy Basil)
    Revered in many Indian households, Tulsi is believed to purify the home, ward off negative energy and promote spiritual and mental well-being.
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