14 Plants You Can Grow That Attract Positive Energy

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We live in a fast moving world and sometimes it’s the little things that make all the difference to creating a calm positive atmosphere. Whether at home or in the office, plants are one of the most natural and beautiful ways to bring uplifting energy into your space. They do more than just provide a little greenery, they exude tranquility and a vibe that cools the spirit.

Now let’s take a look at 14 plants that are believed to attract positive energy. All of these unique additions can enhance your environment and simply provides a little peace and harmony in a busy world.

Peace Lily

A common houseplant is the Peace Lily, with its strikingly white flowers, and a capacity to purify the air. Basically, it can remove toxic, harmful substances from the air including benzene and formaldehyde, which is great for spaces with low ventilation. Just the name tells us about the magnanimity it can bring to keep you away from any living condition of clashes or chaos, thus it will also fit perfectly well into any living room of your home or workplace. The soft green foliage with delicate flowers are simply a gentle reminder of the chaos of life and to find balance and harmony.

Bamboo

Bamboo is so strong and resilient, it’s easy to plant in your home itself and can really positively impact your environment. Adaptability and a sense of fluidity as well as a love for rapid growth and resilience against most conditions symbolises positivity when trying to bring it into our lives. Feng Shui believes that bamboo brings lucky and fortunate energy, banishes bad energy, and is extremely lucky or lucky. If you are willing to, bring a few lucky bamboo plants to your home or workspace to help increase the energy and growth of good fortune.

Snake Plant

Mother in Law’s Tongue (or Snake Plant, depending on where you live) has long been regarded as a good luck plant, and a plant that brings good energy into your home. Positive energy gets absorbed by it and strikes a protective barrier around your home or office. It is a low maintenance plant that also cleans air by removing toxins to provide cleaner fresher air. This resilience in itself, along with its strong vertical growth, represents strength and in any space you want a bit of this, you should consider this plant, it will help in adding in positivity in your space.

Orchids

Orchids are beautiful, beautiful, and they also have so many of these symbiotic things related to love and luxury and abundance. Orchids are considered to be a Feng Shui gift of attracting and improving romantic relationships, so they make it an ideal gift for loved ones. They were also symbols of wealth and prosperity and so perfect for those related to finance or career. Specific care is needed in working with orchids that remind us of taking care of our relationships and goals.

English Ivy

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One of the best plants to clean the air, according to NASA, is English Ivy, which repels the toxins benzene and formaldehyde. Fun for trailing leaves, showing a fun side to the plant, and a sign warning you to go along with the flow. It’s also said to promote some kind of relationship compromise, aside from the allegedly above average air purification around it.

Aloe Vera

Aloe vera is the powerful purifying plant and the source of strong healing of all skin diseases. It is famous for its ability to clean out the air and also increase indoor air quality and create favorable living atmosphere. Aloe vera is often called the ‘plant of immortality’ – healing and protection. It can live in your home and act as natural air purifier, and gentle reminder to become resilient and regenerate.

Rosemary

There’s more at play with rosemary than its culinary use. It’s actually a plant that can help with memory and concentration. With all of its fresh pine like scent it can invigorate sense and improve the mental clarity making it ideal for the home office or the study areas. Its other benefits include its cognitive properties, but also its properties of preventing negative energies from infecting your space. Rosemary brings positive energies that fill you with mental resilience and focus you on your surroundings.

Sage

Because sage is a traditional herb that has strong cleaning powers, it’s often used in spiritual ceremonies. Sage burning or smudging cleanses your home by blowing out all the negative energy and replacing it with the positive and protective energy. Fragrant smoke is produced by Sage, and can also help you relax and meditate. After all, sage can mean wisdom and purification — so what better way to uncouple those vibes in your home?

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus has a known refreshing smell and medicinal properties. This plant’s leaves are often used to make essential oils to help relieve congestion and calm cold symptoms and provide respiratory benefits, such as clearing sinuses and helping ease asthma symptoms. In addition, eucalyptus is naturally anti microbial, so it helps clean and maintain a healthy environment. You can have it in your home to feel rejuvenation and invigoration, and bring peace and refreshment. Using eucalyptus in your routine can help both in body and mind.

Mint

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Mint, powerfully aromatic herb, has benefits galore for your health. Indoors or out, they’re easy and fast to grow, making them a wonderful aromatic addition to your garden or home. For millennia mint has been a favorite to use fresh leaves in culinary dishes, teas and health remedies due to its effectiveness in digestion and calming an upset stomach. Also know to soothe the air and increase mental awareness, attention and enthusiasm, it also comes across as a great fragrance. Adding mint into your space brings air and also has many practical uses.

Chamomile

Gentle and calming herb, chamomile is a herb to be associated with relaxation and stress relief. Chamomile is known for its delicate daisy like flowers, and can be used to make herbal tea that helps promote better sleep and helps to relax and lower your anxiety. Chamomile extract not only heals cracks in your face but also soothes this chronic problem of your skin as well. Introducing chamomile into your surroundings provides serenity and a bit of tranquility from natures side.

Jade Plant

Jade Plant is a succulent plant and it brings good luck and prosperity of its owner. This hardy and drought tolerate plant is lovely to display at home and in your office as it requires little maintenance and is native to the great plains of North America. It’s thick and lush green leaves symbolize growth and renewal!! It brings you luck & prosperity as well. The Jade Plant is a fertile ground for love and will pursue financial success as well, to add onto your house life.

Lavender

Lavender can be a natural stress reliever in its plant form. Centuries ago people have found its calming scent helped them relax and unwind after a long day. It’s not uncommon for coming home to a bedroom filled with soothing fragrance to create a sense of peace in an instant. If you are having trouble sleeping or need some de stressing, lavender is here to help you. Those bright purple blooms, too? And they are not just pretty, they are actually a little reminder to take some time off and enjoy a little calm and self care.

Sunflower

The sunflower with it’s golden yellow petal is well known for being symbols of happiness and liveliness and of light itself. So they can be cheerful, but they can promote flowers, you know, around your house to bring joy, to bring optimism. In addition, they are also used by us in the plant tech ecosystem to welcome good luck and prosperity into your space.

Disclaimer: This list is solely the author’s opinion based on research and publicly available information.