Lucky Houseplants

Money Trees are easy-care, long-living plants that symbolize longevity and prosperity. These beautiful foliage plants feature 5 leaflets, symbolic of the 5 elements of Feng Shui (wood, water, fire, earth & metal) and are available in both braided and stump forms. Plants with braided trunks symbolize interconnectedness and are said to “trap” good fortune. 3 braided stems symbolize new beginnings and 5 braided stems again symbolize the 5 elements of Feng Shui.

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Actually a member of the Dracaena family, Lucky Bamboo got it’s name due to its close resemblance to Chinese Bamboo. In the art of feng shui, this easy-care, minimalist plant symbolizes the wish for a life filled with strength and prosperity. Lucky Bamboo can be grown in soil, but is most commonly found growing in vases of water. We recommend filling the base of the container with pebbles to prevent the container from tipping over. It’s also best to use filtered or distilled water, refreshed weekly, for these plants as they can be sensitive to the chlorine found in tap water.

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This lovely member of the Ficus family is named for its knobby root system that resembles ginseng. Its natural Bonsai-like form brings positive energy with bright green color and rounded foliage. While it’s a fantastic plant to treat yourself with, it’s said that the luck of the Ginseng Ficus doubles when given as a gift! This resilient grower symbolizes strength and longevity. Bonus? It’s also an excellent air-purifier!

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Money Plant (aka Friendship Plant, aka Pancake Plant) was one of the first plants to rise in popularity thanks to social media. This plant is incredibly easy to propagate and share with friends (hence the nickname “Friendship Plant”). A member of the Pilea family, this beautiful plant sports rounded foliage that resembles coins – a symbol of financial abundance according to ancient feng shui principles.

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According to feng shui, Sansevieria are a protective plant. Their sword-like foliage is said to protect against negative energy. Which is why they’re often placed inside the home or office, right by the entryway. Truly one of the easiest houseplants to care for, Snake Plants grow well in just about any type of light (low to bright indirect) and they require very little watering maintenance.

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Commonly called “Money Plant”, Jade is a member of the Crassula family. This true succulent grows best in well-drained soil, such as a Cactus mix, and in rooms with bright light. If it’s getting too much light, the edges of its leaves may turn red. No need to worry, though, moving it to an area with slightly less sunlight should help the foliage return to its normal, lucky, green color. Jade is thought to bring good fortune, due to its miniature tree-like appearance reinforcing its connection to economic prosperity.

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