The Feng Shui Effect of Hanging Gypsophila

1. Gentle and refreshing

This plant itself likes cool climates and is relatively cold-resistant, so it is completely possible to grow it in an open-air environment. Its flower language is purity and care; its flowers are relatively small and naturally carry a romantic and light oxygen feeling. Planting a sea of ​​flowers in the courtyard will make the whole home look chic and elegant, with a full sense of space.

2. Harmonious aura

The star-like characteristics of the plant and its gentle aura, plus the fact that it has no sharp shapes or burrs, mean that baby's breath has no particularly abrupt feng shui effects. Its aura blends in well with the surroundings, and no matter how many there are, it will not affect the original feng shui of the house. And because it is cold-resistant, it can survive being planted outdoors.

3. Relieve boredom

Baby's breath is not only an ornamental flower, its rhizome is also a medicine that can relieve headaches and boredom. In addition, its delicate and small appearance and the refreshing fragrance it exudes can make people feel relaxed and happy and can relieve boredom.

4. Peach blossoms are abundant

With delicate and exquisite white flowers, they are loosely gathered together. Gypsophila paniculata is one of the most suitable materials for flower arrangement. It is like the stars in the night sky and has the graceful beauty of the beauties from the south of the Yangtze River. Having a sea of ​​flowers like this at home, its gentle and moving aura will make you more popular with the opposite sex and have good luck in love. The breeze and the Buddha's face make the home even more cozy.