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10 Plants that Attract Positive Energy

by Top10HomeRemedies Team
August 17, 2020
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It’s common to use plants for decorating the home or office. They add a very fresh and natural touch to the ambience.

Apart from being good home décor accessories, many plants actually improve the flow of positive energy in the space and give you a sense of well-being every day.

It is not possible to lead a happy and satisfied life if the space around you is negative.

Luckily, you can reduce the negative energy by adding some specific plants to your home or office. This will not only benefit you but also other people around you.

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plants for positive energy

Here are 10 plants that attract positive energy.

Contents

  • 1. Lucky Bamboo
  • 2. Money Plant
  • 3. Sage
  • 4. Holy Basil
  • 5. Orchid
  • 6. Peace Lily
  • 7. Rosemary
  • 8. Jasmine
  • 9. Aloe Vera
  • 10. Chrysanthemum

1. Lucky Bamboo

lucky bamboo

If you wish to bring health, love and luck to your life, lucky bamboo (Dracaena braunii) is one indoor plant that you should have at home. This plant has been used for thousands of years in Asia as a symbol of good fortune and prosperity.

According to feng shui, the vertical shape of this tall, green plant represents the element wood. This element influences our life energy, vitality and physical activity.

The plant’s stalks resemble bamboo, and the leaves are similar in shape.

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Lucky bamboo is a very low-maintenance plant. Place it in a corner of a room that has low lighting and away from direct sunlight, preferably the east or southeast corner. Keep it in a glass bowl with about 1 inch of distilled or purified water.

Keep the bamboo stalks to odd numbers as they are considered to be most lucky.

Note: As the bamboo plant belongs to the Dracaena family, it is toxic to dogs and cats.

2. Money Plant

money plant

Another popular plant that attracts positive energy when placed inside a room is the money plant (Epipremnum aureum). This beautiful plant is also known as golden pothos, hunter’s robe, ivy arum, silver vine and taro vine.

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According to feng shui, this plant produces a positive energy flow that attracts good luck and fortune. This is why it is recommended to put this plant inside the house rather than in your garden.

Plus, it helps purify air polluted with synthetic chemicals from furniture and cleaning solutions. It filters the indoor air and increases oxygen inflow.

A perennial, this plant can be grown as either a trailer or a climber. It has heart-shaped leaves, needs little maintenance and is incredibly easy to propagate.

Always try to place a money plant in front of a sharp corner or angle. This position helps reduce anxiety and stress as well as negative thoughts. However, avoid placing it in the northeast corner as well as along the north and east walls of your house.

It is believed that the plant’s shoot should point upward to bring you wealth and prosperity.

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3. Sage

sage

This herb contains incredible cleansing qualities and has the ability to help bid adieu to negative vibes.

It can be used to get rid of negative emotions, such as anger and fear, from your life. It also promotes the flow of positive energy in your home and office.

In North America, there is a tradition called smudging, where people burn white sage bundles to get rid of negative energy.

It is believed that when done with the right intent and respect, smudging greatly helps boost positive energy in you and the place around you.

A pot of sage by the window will make your house smell great. You can also use the leaves to improve your health, as they contain antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, diuretic, hypoglycemic and estrogenic properties.

This plant can add splashes of green color to brighten up a dull spot in your house or office. However, do not place it in areas that are very dry or have low humidity.

4. Holy Basil

basil

Holy basil, a part of Hindu culture and Ayurvedic medicine, helps clear the air of negative energy and attracts positive vibrations to the environment.

Growing a basil plant in one’s home or garden is believed to have a spiritual healing effect on the environment. This benefits the residents of the premises in many ways.

It is one of the few plants that emit oxygen 20 hours a day and also absorbs harmful gases like carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide from the environment. You must place this plant in a north, east or northeast area of your home or garden.

Holy basil is a powerful antioxidant with antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties that help treat a variety of conditions –from the common cold to bronchitis and from a fever to digestive problems.

The plant’s tender leaves are edible. They can be consumed fresh or used to make tea. The leaves can even be used to purify water. This purified water should be sprinkled throughout your home to boost positive energy.

5. Orchid

orchid plant

According to feng shui, the orchid is another potted plant that attracts positive energy. It not only improves the energy of the home, but also the lives of the owners themselves – both spiritually and physically.

Ancient Greeks associated orchids with fertility and virility, making it a great gift for newly married couples.

The long-lasting flowers are beautiful and come in different shapes and sizes to suit different types of interior décor. The sweet and pleasant fragrance of the orchid also uplifts your mood.

Orchids not only absorb carbon dioxide, they also release oxygen at night. So, a bedroom is a good place for your orchid.

Not just beautiful, they are so easy to take care of! The plants need light soil moisture to survive.

6. Peace Lily

peace lily

The peace lily is another beautiful flowering plant that can help you prosper spiritually, mentally and physically. The glossy spiked leaves improve the flow of good energy in your home.

This plant even purifies air by breaking down and neutralizing harmful indoor gases. It can detox the indoor air of toxins like formaldehyde, benzene and carbon monoxide.

Peace lily plants are also super easy to care for. They grow well in shaded or dark environments, hence they make a perfect addition to a basement, a small office and even a corner closet.

You can also place them in a bedroom to provide a sense of tranquility and restful sleep.

Plus, these deep green plants with gorgeous bright white blooms go with any type of interior décor.

7. Rosemary

rosemary

Rosemary is good for your physical and mental well-being. It also aids in air purification to keep your home and office free of harmful toxins.

Plus, it offers medicinal benefits that have been used since the ancient times to treat several health problems.

It smells so incredible that it can instantly lift your mood, reduce fatigue, fight anxiety, improve your memory and treat insomnia and loss of strength. Rosemary also brings inner peace, thus it surely deserves a place in your home.

Keep rosemary in a sunny spot and do not over water it.

As a bonus, you can use the leaves to make tea whenever you please or especially when you suffer from a headache.

You can even place a few sprigs of dried rosemary in cloth bags and place them in several areas of the home to attract positive energy.

8. Jasmine

jasmine

Jasmine, also known as the couple’s plant, attracts positive energy and helps strengthen your relationship and build romance.

The sweet smell of jasmine helps eliminate negative energy from a room and boosts your confidence and optimism.

Additionally, its pleasant smell can help soothe your stressed mind, while providing you with a bit of refreshed energy. It even helps fight issues like mental blockage and sadness.

When growing indoors, place this beautiful plant near a south-facing window. You can enjoy it in the bedroom or any other room where you spend the most time with your partner.

You can even grow it in your garden and place it in the north, east or northeast area of your garden.

9. Aloe Vera

aloe vera

The aloe vera plant is a bearer of good luck and positive energy. The energy it releases can fight off bad luck and vibes.

It is a very easy plant to care for, making it a staple in many homes. You can place in indirect sunlight or artificial light and water it regularly. However, remember that this plant cannot tolerate standing water, so proper drainage is a must.

Aloe vera will decorate a room with quiet grace, while also doing the duty of a self-regenerating first-aid kit. From minor burns to acne, you can use the gel to treat many common skin problems.

It is recommended to place an aloe vera plant in a passageway so that it can absorb the negative energies in your home. You can also put it in your living area or in the area where you greet guests.

You can even sow an aloe vera plant in the backyard for economic stability.

10. Chrysanthemum

florist's chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum also attracts positive vibrations, while keeping away the negative ones. In Buddhism, chrysanthemum represents purity and honesty. In fact, the Chinese and the Japanese believe in the healing power of chrysanthemum.

Plus, its strong air-cleaning qualities can help purify the air and remove toxins, such as trichloroethylene, benzene, formaldehyde, ammonia and other chemicals.

This plant promotes well-being in the home and also symbolizes long life. Known to promote happiness and good moods, it is recommended to place the plant in areas where constant tension is generated. Known for its beauty, even looking at it can provide a sense of calmness.

As the flowers come in different colors, including red, orange, yellow, white and lavender, you can choose one that goes with your home décor.

It may be used to equally good effect in the garden or in a window box where it gets indirect sunlight.

Additional Tips

  • Make your home and office clutter-free. Get rid of unwanted and unused items, as they give negative energy a comfortable resting place.
  • Regularly clean your home and workspace. Keep things organized and in their respective places.
  • Allow sunshine and fresh air to enter your home.
  • Rearrange furniture every few months to break up negative energy.
  • Liven up your space with bright colors that energize you and make you happy.
  • Meditate in your home, as positive energy is radiated during meditation.
  • Surround yourself with positive people.
  • Eat only healthy foods, as the energy in food directly affects you.
  • Enjoy a good laugh for at least 10 minutes a day.
  • Be positive and do not let negative emotions bother you anymore.
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Comments 6

  1. RachelDe Vries says:
    5 years ago

    Where can we get those plant their are very interesting
    Please let me know thank you

    • Chris A Marcus says:
      2 years ago

      If you have not already found where to buy these plants, first, your local nursery (garden supply), and depending on the time of year Home Depot, Lowes, or The Wal-Mart garden department. You should be able to find most of the plants (or seeds) from them. If not, just google the name of the plant and several vendors will pop up for both plants and seeds.
      Some of the herbs you should be growing for use in your cooking and even as natural medicines that work better than what you can buy OTC or what the doctor will prescribe.

  2. Lottie says:
    5 years ago

    You’ve imeespsrd us all with that posting!

  3. Jayna says:
    5 years ago

    Oh girl! Now that my jaw has finally closed! Wow! How absolutely BEAUTIFUL is this! Oh my goodness! I have this set sitting on my de0&s#823k;I cannot wait to play with it! Yours is beyond amazing! Words just can’t convey! TFS! Hope you are doing well!

  4. Babitha says:
    5 years ago

    Want to buy these plants except holy basil and money plant. Can you please give information regarding the details from where we can purchase?

  5. mike says:
    4 years ago

    wow this is so wonderful

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