The fengshui function of Milan flowers, to get rid of evil spirits, to attract happiness and make money.

Milan flower has to remove evil gas to bring good luck fengshui effect, suitable for putting in the indoor environment, can attract good luck, in the process of breeding Milan flower need to use acidic soil planting, and reasonable temperature control, it is best to maintain the temperature between 25 ℃ ~ 30 ℃, do not make the temperature less than 10 ℃, otherwise there will be the phenomenon of fallen leaves, daily can spray water around to improve the humidity environment.

Fengshui effect of Milan flower

Milan flower fragrance, high decoration ability, is an ideal flower for indoor breeding, the fengshui function of Milan flower is to improve luck, bring good luck, if placed in the indoor environment, it can remove evil spirits, attract good luck, fengshui effect is very strong, Milan flower also represents courage and passion, in ancient times the brave will wear Milan wreath, will be able to return triumphantly.

Culture methods of Milan flower 1. Acid soil

Rice flowers like the acidic soil, while the soil in the north is alkaline, so when raising rice flowers in the north, it is necessary to add some regulators to improve the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, such as some rotten leaf soil, or add some alum fertilizer water and edible vinegar to make the soil acidic.

2. Suitable temperature

Milan flowers like to grow in a high temperature environment, so it is best to maintain the temperature between 25 ℃ and 30 ℃ in the process of culture, and it is best not to let the temperature be lower than 10 ℃ in winter, otherwise it is easy to have fallen leaves, especially in the north, the temperature must be strictly controlled.

3. High humidity environment

Milan flowers also like to grow in a humid environment. If the air is too dry, you can use spraying water to increase the humidity around you. You can also put a basin of water next to you, which can also improve the humidity environment and promote the growth of Milan flowers.