It is one of the most loved plants by those who practice Feng Shui and here we tell you how to take care of it.
Among the most beautiful plants to have at home is Canna indicatesalso known as Achira. It is a perennial, and is originally from South America, it belongs to the family of the Cannaceas. Its growth is very fast and is usually invasive, for those who choose it place a barrier to limit the growth of their roots.
It can reach 2 meters high. With 6 hours of sun every day the Achira flies beautiful during the spring-summer period, but in winter the frosts that usually appear can Burn the leaves. Although this does not mean that it came to an end, because there is an effective way to revive them.
Achira
Necessary care for Achira
To recover a victim Achira from an frost, you have to follow a series of steps:
- Cut the leaves that have been affected by the frost.
- Unearthed The plant and divided the rhizomas
- Cut the rhizomes with a knife (each will be a new plant)
- Germina The seeds.
Keep in mind that within each fruit are the seeds, and as they are very hard they can be sanded a little before putting them on the substrate.
This plant prefers Well drained soils and regular risks. In addition, enjoy a Exposure to Partial Sun or Total for optimal growth.
What attracts Achira, according to Feng Shui
According to him Feng Shuithis plant has, in addition to great beauty, a type of Magnet for positive things. It serves as energy protection and attracts prosperity. If you position it by south, success and harmony could also approach you.
Canna indicates represents the positive transformation of life and personal growth. Many choose it because It is related to vitality and creativity. Its vibrant colors transport that energy that, according to Chinese philosophy, improves home energy.
Source: Ambito
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