Feng Shui plant placement: aloe vera, 2 – 4 baby plants per pot
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$12.00
Feng Shui for beginners. These beautiful and healthy aloe vera babies can uplift your living space and energy. The propagated aloes are almost 3 to 6 months old (from healthy Mommy plant) ….. ❤️. Price includes pot. 2 to 4 babies in one pot or an ornate Chinese bowl.
According to Feng Shui, you want to place an aloe vera plant within three feet of a computer or large appliance. Considering these houseplants filter electromagnetic energy, following Feng Shui could help with any restlessness you’re experiencing. Furthermore, aloe vera is known to combat negative energy, so keeping one in a space you’re always in could be helpful.
CARING INSTRUCTIONS
– Grows indoors.
– Prefers direct sunlight and heat near window. Aloe is a cactus.
– If plant has too much water, the stem will go brown (ie, meaning please leave it alone for awhile, but it won’t die).
– Super easy to take care of.
– Medicinal, like a ‘doctor’ status of plants (I use aloe as a plant hormone substitute to heal other plants. It also heals humans too, just put the aloe gel on your skin cuts, sun burns, and various skin conditions. Great natural health product for kids).
– Doesn’t like too much water.
– The bigger the pot, the more the plant will multiply. Aloe will self propagate.
– You can eat aloe gel, if prepared properly! 🙂
Feng Shui for beginners. These beautiful and healthy aloe vera babies can uplift your living space and energy. The propagated aloes are almost 3 to 6 months old (from healthy Mommy plant) ….. ❤️. Price includes pot. 2 to 4 babies in one pot or an ornate Chinese bowl.
According to Feng Shui, you want to place an aloe vera plant within three feet of a computer or large appliance. Considering these houseplants filter electromagnetic energy, following Feng Shui could help with any restlessness you’re experiencing. Furthermore, aloe vera is known to combat negative energy, so keeping one in a space you’re always in could be helpful.
CARING INSTRUCTIONS
– Grows indoors.
– Prefers direct sunlight and heat near window. Aloe is a cactus.
– If plant has too much water, the stem will go brown (ie, meaning please leave it alone for awhile, but it won’t die).
– Super easy to take care of.
– Medicinal, like a ‘doctor’ status of plants (I use aloe as a plant hormone substitute to heal other plants. It also heals humans too, just put the aloe gel on your skin cuts, sun burns, and various skin conditions. Great natural health product for kids).
– Doesn’t like too much water.
– The bigger the pot, the more the plant will multiply. Aloe will self propagate.
– You can eat aloe gel, if prepared properly! 🙂
