10 Best Chinese New Year Plants for The Home to Usher in Abundance

As the Lunar Chinese New Year festivities inch ever closer, complete your preparations with these best lucky plants to usher in abundance and prosperity for the home in 2024.

Luck plays an almost foundational role for the Chinese, wherein the belief that we are the stewards of our fates and fortunes often guides principals that decree our association with lucky colours, dishes, numbers, phrases, and even plants. Rooted in ancient cultural beliefs, these facets are not merely ornamental additions but also serve to represent an abundance of good luck, prosperity, Health, and positivity in any space.

Where the home is concerned, this is especially true with the lucky plants that often makes an appearance around the festive corner. For instance, pots of jade plants bearing waxy, almost stone-like leaves that are akin to pieces of cut jade are often synonymous with positive chi energy in feng shui and are thus believed to usher in good luck. Lucky bamboo on the other hand, represents balance, especially when arranged in stalks of five.

Beyond adding aesthetic appeal, these lucky plants for Chinese New Year 2024 are also chosen for their ability to thrive and flourish, reflecting the desire for abundance and good fortune in the coming year. Homes adorned with these botanical totems create an environment that is not only visually festive but also deeply rooted in a centuries-old cultural significance. As families reunite and welcome the new lunar cycle, the presence of these plants serves as a tangible expression of hope and positivity, setting the tone for a year filled with prosperity and joy.

If you’re not sure where you should start, here are a few options as to which lucky plants you should incorporate into your home decor for Chinese New Year 2024.

This story first appeared on Lifestyle Asia Singapore

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Lucky Chinese New Year plants for abundance and prosperity in the home this 2024:

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