Feng Shui Plants
Money Trees, ZZ Plants, Dragon Trees and Golden Ficus are the most popular feng shui plants in Hong Kong. Placement matters, but light and watering decide whether the plant thrives. These articles cover meanings, wealth-corner placement and choosing a gift for an opening or housewarming.
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FAQ
Where should a feng shui plant go?
Usually in the wealth corner diagonally opposite the entrance, or beside a desk. A plant needs light to flourish, so for a dim corner choose a shade-tolerant ZZ Plant or Rubber Plant.
Which plant makes a good opening gift?
Money Trees and ZZ Plants carry the clearest meaning and are easy to care for. For a shop, choose one 130cm or taller to stand by the entrance or the till.
Are yellow leaves on a feng shui plant bad luck?
Yellow leaves usually point to watering or light, not luck. Trim them, adjust watering and placement, and new growth will follow.



