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Houseplants absorb carbon dioxide, normalize humidity levels, repel insect pests, calm nerves… and bring financial prosperity to the home. Some of them are considered real talismans that attract untold wealth and prosperity.

What you should plant in your pots, so that money will not disappear from your house OBOZ. UA KNOWS.

Pelargonium

Pelargonium (geranium) is a plant with exceptionally positive energy. It can be placed anywhere, and the house will have peace, prosperity, and abundance.

Tip: To enhance the effect, place geraniums next to any brightly flowering plant.

Scindapsus

Scindapsus is a popular indoor vine culture. This Asian climbing plant is considered a symbol of abundance, peace, and harmony.

For your information, scindapsus grows very quickly and can be used to create real “green walls.” However, it is poisonous and should be kept away from children and pets.

Crassula ovalis

The common name of the oval crassula is “money tree,” which says a lot about its useful qualities for improving the material well-being of its owners.

By the way, the crassula also looks like a “money tree,” its rounded leaves resemble coins. It looks especially impressive when they fall off and turn silver.

Zamioculcas

This plant has gained popularity in our area relatively recently, but it is already called the “dollar tree,” Florists appreciate zamioculcas for its unpretentiousness in care and calm attitude to the lack of moisture.

If the plant is watered abundantly after a period of drought, zamioculcas comes to life and begins to spike.

It is believed that this flower is able to lead its owner out of any financial crisis. The only drawback is that it is also poisonous, so be careful with it.

Lemon

Lemon is a reference plant in terms of esoteric practices. It is believed that its energy extinguishes quarrels, and conflicts and helps the owner earn more.

Tip: To bring money into the house, plant the lemon in a red pot and place it in the southeastern part of the house. To keep the cash flow going, the first profit should be given to the needy.