Feng shui plants for Hong Kong homes and workplaces
Choosing a feng shui plant begins with light, scale and the way the room is used. Money Tree, Corn Plant and other options carry familiar auspicious associations; choose their form and size only after their growing needs are clear.

Find a plant for your space
Open a product for sizes, pot options and current prices.
Balcony Bloom Bundle
Balcony Bloom Bundle — A flowering set for a sunny balcony.
- Includes: Bougainvillea, Nodding Clerodendron, Lemon Tree
- Each plant has its own light and watering needs; check each pot before watering.
- Ships in its original nursery pot; decorative planters are available as an upgrade.
Keep all plants out of reach of pets and children that chew leaves.
Flowering, fruiting and delivery: Bougainvillea may flower in flushes throughout the year; Nodding Clerodendron from autumn into spring; lemon fruit takes months to ripen. The three plants may not flower or fruit together, or arrive with either. Ask about the current batch before ordering if this matters.
Hong Kong care guide: Balcony Bloom Bundle (light, watering & common issues)
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Easy-Care Foliage Bundle
Easy-Care Foliage Bundle combines a ZZ Plant, Dragon Tree and Golden Pothos Totem. Their light, watering and growth needs differ, making this a considered foliage arrangement for homes or offices that can care for each plant individually.
Please check each plant’s light, drainage and watering needs before ordering; current form and size vary by batch.
Hong Kong care guide: Easy-Care Foliage Bundle
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Grand Opening Bundle
Grand Opening Bundle — Three foliage plants of different heights for shop fronts, offices and reception areas.
- Includes: Corn Plant, Fiddle-Leaf Fig, Areca Palm
- Each plant has its own light and watering needs; check each pot before watering.
- Ships in its original nursery pot; decorative planters are available as an upgrade.
Keep all plants out of reach of pets and children that chew leaves.
Hong Kong care guide: Grand Opening Bundle (light, watering & common issues)
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Lucky Plants Bundle
Lucky Plants Bundle — Four plants traditionally associated with good fortune.
- Includes: Money Tree, ZZ Plant, Golden King Fig, Golden-Edged Council Tree
- Each plant has its own light and watering needs; check each pot before watering.
- Ships in its original nursery pot; decorative planters are available as an upgrade.
Keep all plants out of reach of pets and children that chew leaves.
Hong Kong care guide: Lucky Plants Bundle (light, watering & common issues)
Before & after purchase · Plantshop Care Encyclopedia
Start with where it will live
Let the symbolism meet the space
The corner diagonally opposite an entrance is sometimes called a wealth corner. This is a cultural tradition, not a promise of financial results. If the spot is dim or interrupts movement, choose a brighter, unobstructed position.
Healthy growth comes first
Give each species the light it needs, check the compost before watering and avoid standing water. Keep routes clear and remove dead leaves regularly, allowing the plant to settle naturally into the room.
| Setting | Plants to compare | Sizes | What to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corner opposite the entrance | Money Tree | See product options | Indirect light |
| Cashier / reception counter | Money Tree, Corn Plant | See product options | Indirect light |
| Lobby / office entrance | Ficus altissima | See product options | Indirect light |
Before you order
Can a Money Tree guarantee good fortune?
No. Money Tree has an auspicious association, but a plant cannot guarantee financial or business results.
Must it sit opposite the entrance?
No. Suitable light, clear access and manageable care come first; traditional placement is a personal choice.
Which plant is suitable as an opening gift?
Money Tree is a familiar choice. You can also choose according to the shop’s light, available width and the recipient’s preference.
How long does delivery take in Hong Kong?
Delivery normally takes 3–7 business days after ordering to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, excluding outlying islands. The date still needs confirmation; public holidays and severe weather can cause delays.
How much does delivery cost?
Delivery is free on orders of HK$1,500 or more; otherwise, it costs HK$200. Direct lift access carries no stair charge; carrying upstairs costs HK$50 per floor. Please ask us about unusual access.
What if my plant arrives with a health issue?
Contact us within seven days with your order number and photographs of the plant. Claims are handled under the returns policy; the health promise does not cover every reason for an exchange.