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Have you heard of Feng Shui? This art aims to harmonize the energy of a place for the well-being of those who live there, and according to it, owning a jade tree brings fortune, luck and positive energy.
Plants have many virtues: they purify the air, beautify and even help us sleep. But the crassula, also called the jade tree, is said to attract money and bring luck. Plenty of reasons to give one, and to have one.
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This succulent from southern Africa, Crassula ovata, owes its name to its beautiful jade-green color, a symbol of abundance and growth. Its round, fleshy leaves, which store water, look like little coins: for Feng Shui, they represent the ability to hold on to wealth.
Its growth symbolizes your own evolution, or the increase of your income: its positive energies are said to work on finance, business and career. Hence the importance of keeping it healthy, and making sure it does not lose its leaves.
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Very easy to care for, it likes to stay indoors, in a bright spot but out of full sun, with a little water from time to time. This care encourages its flowering, small white or pinkish stars, and the release of its positive energies.
A bright spot, sheltered from direct sun, which scorches its leaves.
Light watering, when the soil is dry: it is a succulent.
A vigorous plant keeps its coin-like leaves, and with them its promise of prosperity.
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Feng Shui experts recommend placing the plant to the right of your main entrance, facing north. A few coins placed in the pot increase its power, and so does a blue metallic pot, which recalls money.
It also belongs in an office or a shop, near the till or in the wealth corner of the bagua, the energy map of Feng Shui, to favor good business.
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The jade that gave it its name is also a stone of prosperity and eternity: discover the jade stone, more precious than gold in Imperial China.
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Like lucky bamboo, the jade tree attracts luck. It is the perfect housewarming gift, but it can also be given for a wedding or a birth. It is even nicknamed the friendship tree, because it promises intense and lasting friendships with those who come through your door, especially if they water it while you are away!
Make it your lucky plant, and discover also each zodiac sign’s lucky charm and how to attract positive energy.
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