Money Plant: The money plant is considered very auspicious in Sanatan Dharma. According to Vastu Shastra, planting this plant keeps the surrounding environment clean. Not only this, the Vastu defect of the house also ends. Most people plant money in their homes. Some think planting these plants in the house brings a lot of money.
According to Vastu Shastras, Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, resides in this plant, which is why the money plant is considered very auspicious. However, while planting this plant, we need to keep many things in mind.
Money plants should always be planted in the right direction. Planting them in the wrong direction can also hurt life. They do not require much care and can be quickly grown indoors and outdoors.
Money plant trees can be grown on both land and water. However, many times, the money plant dries up. There is also a belief that planting a money tree in the house pleases Goddess Lakshmi and increases the house’s wealth. If the money plant is green, the mother resides in the house, and her blessings always remain on us.
When should water be poured?
The money plant does not require much attention. However, some people pour excess water into it. If you have planted a money plant inside the house, it should be watered only when the soil above it is one inch dry. If you have planted the money plant in a bottleneck, you should change it every 10 to 15 days.
Please do not keep it in strong sunlight.
Do not make the mistake of keeping the money plant in strong sunlight. This plant should not be kept in a place with excessive sunlight. You can keep the money plant in the sun once a week. In this way, your money plant will remain perfect.
When should fertilizer be poured?
The fertilizer added while planting the money plant lasts about 3 months. This plant does not need much fertilizer. If you are weeding it after three months, add fertilizer once.
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