The money tree is also known as melon and chestnut , Chinese and American kapok , goosefoot money, etc. Its origin is Peninsular Malaysia and Nanyang Islands area. Its Feng Shui function, as the name suggests, means continuous wealth, but in Feng Shui, the money tree It’s not that easy to “get rich”. You have to pay attention to the placement and taboos. Let’s take a look at the taboos for placing money trees!
Avoid facing the statue of God: The money tree cannot face the statue of God, as this will conflict with the statue of God. At the same time, the location of the money tree should not be too high. As the saying goes, it is always cold at high places. If the location is too high, wealth will be out of reach.
Avoid facing the toilet: The toilet is a place where filth is most concentrated. If the money tree is placed directly opposite the toilet, the money tree will be polluted by the filth. Not only will it not be able to attract wealth, it will also easily lose money. Invite disaster.
Avoid placing it under the beam: As the saying goes, if there is a beam above, it is difficult to make a fortune. Remember not to place the money tree under the beam, otherwise the wealth will be suppressed by the evil spirit of the beam, making it difficult to make money.
Avoid blocking aisles: Money trees should be placed indoors. It is not recommended to place them in aisles or in the middle of the road. This will not only affect the movement of people, but also hinder wealth. If your wealth luck is blocked, it will naturally be difficult to gather energy to generate wealth.
It is usually recommended that the money tree be placed in the home's bright financial position. Under normal circumstances, the bright financial position in the home is at a 45° diagonal position from the entrance (living room). This position is also considered to be the best place to place the money tree. .
