Several kinds of flowers that can't be given away.

Many people send flowers to each other during the Spring Festival. In fact, some flowers can't always be used as gifts. If you send it wrong, it will be a joke. Of course, there are many controversies about these statements. Let's talk about a few common ones first.

1, chrysanthemum

Generally people don't send chrysanthemums, because chrysanthemums are always used to sweep graves, especially white chrysanthemums and yellow chrysanthemums, which are often used as sacrificial occasions abroad. Many people bring chrysanthemums to express their condolences.

However, marigold is still quite popular in recent years, which means that it can be given to elders for health and longevity, and the flowers are particularly bright and beautiful, which means that they are round and full.

2. Your own wealth tree

If you have raised the God of Wealth tree for a long time, don't give it away, that is, give away your wealth. Some people say it may leak money. For example, if you give someone away, you can buy a pot of rich trees in a flower shop and wish your friends a prosperous business and a wide range of financial resources.

3. Your own cash cow

The cash cow at home also means gathering wealth, which is conducive to making money and prosperity at home. After a long time, the branches and leaves will spread out. Many people will find some red ropes or small red envelopes to gather the branches and leaves and dress them up, which also has the effect of gathering wealth. Generally don't give away a cash cow that has been maintained for a long time, otherwise it will give people wealth and luck.

4. hibiscus flowers

Many people don't like the name hibiscus, which is homophonic with mourning. It sounds unlucky, so many people are afraid of hibiscus flowers, but they are really beautiful when they bloom. If you send hibiscus flowers to relatives and friends, try not to send them to avoid misunderstanding. Of course, these are just some traditional sayings and your own opinions.