The implication and symbol of money grass geomantic omen

The leaves of copper money grass are round, just like ancient copper money, so it symbolizes wealth and reunion. Copper money grass is also considered as a symbol of wealth, which means good luck and reunion, and the words "copper" and "money" are printed on its name, and its meaning has become very different.

Copper money grass flower language

The appearance of copper money grass looks like copper money, so people will have many beautiful meanings for it, such as rolling financial resources and being round and round. The leaves of copper money grass are smaller than those of other plants, shaped like lotus leaves, symbolizing wealth.

Moral and symbolic significance of copper money grass

The leaves of copper money grass are round, just like ancient copper money, so it symbolizes wealth and reunion.

The geomantic implication of copper money grass

In the traditional culture of China, people pursue beautiful meaning and harmony, and the leaves are round like small lotus leaves.

Copper money grass is like ancient copper coins, which means auspicious reunion, and the words "copper" and "money" are printed on the name, and the meaning has become very different.

Copper money grass is also considered as a symbol of wealth. There are copper coins at home, but the money is rolling in, isn't it? Therefore, planting copper coins at home is a symbol of wealth and avoids the stickiness of using gold coins.

Pay attention to and avoid the placement of copper money grass

Bedroom: coins are not allowed in the bedroom, especially in the husband-and-wife bedroom and on the windowsill, otherwise it is not conducive to the marriage of husband and wife, because it may attract some peach blossoms.

Where the shadow is too large: the copperhead snake needs enough sunlight to grow, otherwise its growth will be weak, its leaves will turn yellow and its ornamental effect will be reduced. Not only that, its leaves will turn yellow or even die, which is not conducive to Feng Shui, so it is best not to put them in places with poor light, such as bathrooms and dining tables.