A money tree is one of the most well-known feng shui plants for wealth.

The feng shui money tree plant typically has a braided trunk and stems with 5 leaves.

They are fairly easy to find in most stores that sell plants, and can range in sizes from small/dwarf varieties to dozens of feet tall!

They are easy to grow indoors with moderate light, which makes them perfect to keep in your home’s feng shui wealth corner. Or if you own a business, you can keep one by your cash register!

I used to think I had a black thumb, but I’ve been able to keep my money tree alive for a couple of years now, so I can tell you that they are good plants for beginners.

Just make sure you have bright light and don’t forget to water it. 😄

In feng shui, all succulents symbolize abundance, but the jade plant is especially popular.

In fact, there’s a saying: Jade at the door, you’ll never be poor!

Jade plants can live for decades and are easy to grow and maintain. They make excellent housewarming gifts!

You can keep them anywhere in your home (except the bedroom, where plants can disrupt sleep) to bring abundance in that area of your life.

They are also perfect to keep next to your feng shui wealth bowl or by your front door or in your home’s entryway!

(Click here to see a picture of the feng shui bagua map to see which areas of your home relate to the different areas of your life.)

They are super easy plants to grow, however, and don’t need much maintenance.

I like to keep mine in my money corner in the winter and on the front porch in the summer.

The lucky bamboo plant is one of the more traditional feng shui plants for wealth, good luck, and good fortune.

The lucky bamboo plant is hollow, which means it allows water to move freely through its trunk, which is symbolic of moving energy.

Also, many of them are kept in a vase of water and rocks and then tied with a red bow and a coin – which means the lucky bamboo represents all 5 elements.

The number of bamboo stalks represents the different types of luck:

• 2: love and doubling your luck
• 3: happiness, long-life, and good health
• 5: the five elements and good luck in all areas of your life
• 6: new opportunities for wealth
• 7: positive energy and good fortune
• 8: the luckiest and most auspicious number
• 9: great luck for the receiver (good as a gift!)
• 10: completion
• 21: powerful blessings

The number 4 is generally considered unlucky, so you won’t usually find a lucky bamboo with 4 stalks.

The lucky bamboo plant should be kept in your home’s wealth corner, your career area, or in your business or office.

Orchids have round, colorful flowers and tall stems. This makes them great plants for prosperity (and also love!).

They represent serenity and peace, which is especially helpful if you’ve had a tumultuous time with your finances lately.

Traditionally, orchids were kept by royalty as a symbol of wealth and abundance.

The colors most associated with money and abundance are purple/violet and green, so choose either of those if you’d like to bring in more money! If you’d like to be abundant in love, choose pink!

You can keep orchids anywhere in your home, but they are most auspicious in your home’s love corner or wealth corner.

Peace lilies are easy to care for and give you a lot of bang for your buck (so to speak 😉 ).

They are excellent air purifiers and represent prosperity and purity because of their abundant foliage and tall, white flowers.

They also bring peace, harmony, and serenity to the owner, so they are great if you’d like to bring calm to your financial situation.

Peace lilies droop when they need water, so they are great for beginners or people who tend to overwater.

They also don’t require a ton of bright light so they are excellent for bathrooms or your desk at work!

Citrus fruit represents abundance in Feng Shui, so a potted citrus tree is an excellent way to usher in new wealth.

Plus their fragrant blooms and bright colors add lots of happy energy to your home.

Of course, you can also eat the fruit, use it in high-vibe natural cleaning mixes, keep it in a bowl on your kitchen counter to bring wealth and abundance, and share it with friends and family, so that’s a win-win for everyone!

Keep a citrus tree on your front porch, by your front door or entryway, in your kitchen, or in your home’s wealth corner to increase wealth energy!

Also, check out how to use 9 lemons in a bowl to attract good luck!

Also considered a Chinese money plant, pilea is a fun, unique plant to add to your Feng Shui wealth repertoire.

Even the leaves look almost like coins!

They can be difficult to find locally, so I recommend ordering from amazon or asking for a cutting of one from a friend.

In fact, getting cuttings from friends is also considered lucky in itself!

Succulents are also great plants to bring wealth into your home.

Their leaves store water and nutrients, which means they are full of their own abundance, which is exactly what you want when you’re manifesting wealth!

Are there feng shui plants that are considered unlucky for money and abundance?

While I don’t really believe that anything is “unlucky” and that the energy you bring to a plant is what counts, there are a few plants that are considered a negative in Feng Shui terms.

Cactus: because they are spiky and somewhat dangerous, they can be negative in your space.

When you think in terms of what the plant represents (safety, prickly exterior, defensive) you can think about where you would or wouldn’t want to put them in the bagua.

Usually, they are best outside, where they can protect your home.

However, I love my cactus plants and I have to keep them in my house in the winter and I haven’t seen any negative effects.

If you find that a certain area of your life isn’t working (love, money, fame, health) and you just happen to keep a cactus in that area, then try removing it and see if things improve!

+ Plants with downward growing leaves, or trailing leaves – can represent downward facing energy and depression.

Again, I would only remove them if something isn’t working in your life and you want to see if removing them helps.

+ Fake plants that are dusty or not well kept. 

This goes for everything in Feng Shui: if you take care of it and you love it, keep it! Just keep it clean and tidy.

+ Dead or dying plants (or cut flowers past their prime) – this means don’t keep your plant hospital in your money corner if you’re trying to attract wealth. 😉

Honestly, dead or dying plants aren’t great for any area of your home, but if you are tending them and sending them good, healing energy that will mitigate the problem somewhat.