Feng Shui Tips - Avoid Dried Flowers
Why Dried Flowers are Bad in Feng Shui
Dried flowers, though often used for decoration, carry stagnant and lifeless energy in Feng Shui. They symbolize decay and can block the flow of positive chi (life force energy) in your home or workspace. To promote fresh energy, always choose fresh flowers or healthy green plants instead.
Why Avoid Dried Flowers:
They represent dead energy
Can attract sadness, stagnation, or lack of progress
Not suitable for areas linked to health, relationships, or prosperity
What to Do Instead:
Replace with fresh seasonal flowers regularly
Use silk/artificial flowers only if they are vibrant and clean
Add live indoor plants like jade, bamboo, or peace lily for active growth energy
Plants are a useful source of Feng Shui.
When used in an office or a home they create excellent yang energy and bring good luck into the home.
Fresh flowers can be displayed in the house, but as soon as they start drying or fading they should be removed or replaced with fresh ones. Fresh flowers symbolise life, whereas dried
flowers symbolise death and give out yin energy. However precious a loved one may be, but still his dead body is not kept I the house. Similarly, anything that represents death or
yin energy should not be kept inside the house.
Placing plants in the living room or dining room is better than plants placing them in the bedroom. But keeping plaets in the bedroom of a sick person is extremely good. Artificial
i.e. plastic or silk flowers, can be used instead of fresh ones. Dry arrangement of flowers such as pot pourri, etc. should be avoided.
