The efficacy and function of the fortune tree

The money tree is deeply loved by people because of its very good meaning. Many people will plant a money tree in their home courtyard to bless their family with abundant wealth. The money tree is a plant with great ornamental value. Planting it in the yard can enhance the taste of the family. In addition, the money tree can also be used to purify the air and absorb harmful substances in the air. So, what are the functions and effects of the money tree?

The money tree, also known as the chestnut, Central American kapok, and goose-foot money, is an evergreen tree native to the Malay Peninsula and the South Pacific Islands.

The money tree is a plant that likes warmth and humidity and has poor cold resistance, making it suitable as an indoor ornamental plant. In addition to its high ornamental value, the money tree also has the ability to purify the air, mainly absorbing harmful gases such as sulfur and benzene.

The money tree usually blooms from April to May and bears fruit from September to October. The money tree prefers a high temperature and high humidity climate and has poor cold resistance. It will generally be frostbitten at temperatures as low as 5 to 6 degrees Celsius. The optimal growth temperature is 20-30 degrees Celsius.

The money tree likes fertile loose soil and acidic soil, is very sensitive to alkaline soil, and is very resistant to waterlogging.

effect:

1. The fortune tree can beautify your home

The money tree is an evergreen tree with large flowers and lobed petals. The colors are red, white or light yellow, and the colors are bright. A plant with green leaves is a good thing for the eyes, and with flowers, it is a good choice for appreciation. There is no doubt that putting it at home will add a little beauty to the home.

2. The effect of the fortune tree in purifying indoor air is particularly good

The fortune tree can carry out photosynthesis efficiently even in weak light or high carbon dioxide concentration conditions, effectively eliminating carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide pollution in the air.

In addition, the money tree has a strong transpiration effect, which can effectively regulate indoor temperature and humidity, and can also resist harmful gases produced by cigarettes. If the money tree and Podocarpus are combined, the effect will be even greater, which can be said to be a combination of two swords that are invincible.

Putting a large-denomination banknote under the money tree will have the effect of making money grow. The water of fortune is already a decorative item with great significance. With money placed underneath, it is even more conducive to gathering wealth.

The money tree is a fertilizer-loving flower and tree, and its demand for fertilizer is greater than other common flowers and trees. When repotting every year, the proportion of fertile soil can account for 1/3 or even more. Fertilizer soil has a wide range of sources. You can collect humus soil from fallen leaves of broad-leaved trees, add a little garden soil, and mix it with miscellaneous bone powder and bean cake residue.