Lucky Plants For Home: Nowadays, people plant different types of plants in their homes to make the house beautiful and attractive. There is a trend of planting trees at home. According to Vastu Shastra, these plants enhance the house’s beauty and are considered very auspicious. But before planting trees, we need to keep many things in mind. In such a situation, if you are also thinking of planting trees at home, then today we will tell you about some such plants, which help bring positive energy into the house and remove financial difficulties.

Tulsi plant

In Hinduism, the Tulsi plant is considered worshipable. You must have seen Tulsi plant planted in most of the houses. Tulsi plant has also been given great importance in Vastu Shastra. According to Vastu, this plant should be planted in the north, north-east or east direction of the house. The Tulsi plant works to bring happiness and peace into our lives. Women pour water in the Tulsi plant daily. Tulsi is considered to be related to Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi, so Tulsi Mata is worshipped daily.

Shami tree
In Vastu Shastra, the Shami tree is considered very auspicious. It should be planted in the south direction of the house. Planting a Shami tree in the house brings blessings of Lord Shiva. Due to the presence of this tree, mutual love always remains among the members of the house.

Money plant
Planting a money plant in the house is considered very auspicious. It is believed that as this plant grows, your wealth increases. This plant is related to Venus, the lord of material comforts in Vastu Shastra. It contains an adequate amount of nutrients like vitamins and amino acids. Aloe vera also proves helpful in skin and hair-related problems. Be sure to plant an aloe vera in a pot on the house’s roof.

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