Katharina Buczek
Its plump, glossy leaves symbolize growth and renewal, akin to jade stones, which are symbols of wealth in many cultures.
This hardy succulent loves sunlight and infrequent watering, making it perfect for those who want a touch of luck without too much fuss. It’s also believed that positioning a Jade Plant near the entrance of homes or businesses amplifies its wealth-bringing powers.
3. Eucalyptus
Native to Australia, Eucalyptus is famed for its refreshing, minty aroma and silvery-green leaves.
These fast-growing trees are said to bring good health and peace, cleansing your home of all negative energy.
Eucalyptus plants thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, and their leaves can be dried and used in aromatherapy for a calming effect. So, keeping an Eucalyptus plant indoors can be like having a little natural spa right in your living room.
4. Holy Basil
Holy Basil, or Tulsi, is deeply revered in Indian culture and is a staple in many households. It symbolizes purity, health, and spiritual connection.
This herb thrives in warm, sunny conditions with regular watering. It’s not just a symbol of luck, either. It’s also a culinary star.
Holy Basil adds a peppery zest to meals, so growing it can bring a sense of peace and sanctity to your home, as well as some more spice to your food.
5. White Clover
