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Jade plant -

Due to their small, coin-shaped leaves, this resilient succulent is associated in feng shui with money and good fortune.

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Bamboo -

Both vastu shastra and feng shui associate bamboo with good fortune and health. To attract the most luck, keep the bamboo plant on a highly visible surface.

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Fittonia -

Also known as nerve plants, fittonia stands out with vibrant pink or white veins against dark leaves. Beyond their enchanting visuals, these lucky plants symbolize growth and renewal, emitting positive energy.

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Chinese money plant -

This plant is said to bring good luck, financial success, and prosperity. It's also believed to bring positive energy, or "chi" in feng shui, to the home.

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Lavender -

Lavender is an aromatic plant with many therapeutic benefits. It's among the lucky plants, ideal to be kept in front of the home or any outdoor space.

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Snake plant -

Also known as Saint George's sword and mother-in-law's tongue, this plant brings strong, protective energies.

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Areca palm -

According to feng shui, areca palms lead to health, peace, and prosperity. They also help eliminate negative energy, and attract positivity.

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Chrysanthemum -

The yellow chrysanthemum flower, according to vastu shastra, represents cheerfulness and optimism. They also attract positivity.

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Peace lily -

Feng shui says that nurturing peace lilies help bring good luck and affluence. Plus, it wards off negative energies.

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Rubber plant -

The glossy, dark green leaves of this houseplant are rounded and coin-shaped, which is said to symbolize abundance, happiness, and wealth in feng shui.

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Oxalis -

Oxalis, or lucky shamrock plant, is associated with St. Patrick's Day and is said to bring good luck to the home.

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Adenium -

In Chinese culture, adenium is known as the wealth plant. Part of their luck comes from their swollen roots, which symbolize abundance and fertility.

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Citrus tress -

Growing citrus plants and trees at home is considered lucky. The more fruits the tree contains, the luckier it's believed to be.

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Eucalyptus -

The silver coin-shaped foliage of eucalyptus give way to its common name: silver dollar tree. Plus, the therapeutic effects of eucalyptus make it great for hanging on your shower head for health benefits.

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Golden pothos -

According to feng shui, golden pothos is another money plant that's believed to attract wealth. Moreover, it's also beneficial in minimizing negative energy and anxiety levels.

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Orchid -

In feng shui, orchids symbolize good relationships, happiness, and fertility. Ideally, these good luck flowers should be placed in the north direction.

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Basil -

According to vastu shastra, basil is one of the most powerful and sacred good luck plants, and enhances positivity at home.

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Ivy -

Representing friendships and patience, this lucky plant is believed to bring happiness, positivity, and restorative energy.

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Ginseng ficus -

A popular option of bonsai, the ginseng ficus is a variety of fig tree found in Southeast Asia. As per feng shui, it brings good luck and harmony to the home.

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Philodendron -

According to feng shui, the philodendron can bring fiery passion into your home. If you're in need of inspiration and creativity, then this is your plant!

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Echinacea -

Echinacea can help you feel good about your future endeavors, since the flower symbolizes strength and health.

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Spider plant -

The leaves of the spider plant represent growth, while its white flowers are a symbol of purity. The plant as a whole is believed to bring about a long life and stability.

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Marigold -

According to vastu shastra, marigold flowers symbolize good fortune and optimism. They also attract positivity and energy into one's home.

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Sage -

Known for its medicinal properties, the sage plant helps remove negative energies at home, according to feng shui.

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Pitcher plant -

In Chinese, the pitcher plant is referred to by a name that translates to "bags of safety" or "peace." Representing long-term wealth, the plant is popularly used at home to attract positive energies and prosperity.

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Peony -

Known as the king of flowers in China, peonies signify good luck, fertility, prosperity, and blessings.

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Hoya heart -

The adorable, single heart-shaped foliage of this plant represents true love and harmony.

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Hollyhock -

Frequently used in rituals involving requests for abundance, hollyhocks used to be grown close to English cottages to promote abundance, both in power and wealth but also in fertility.

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Rosemary -

The scent of a rosemary plant can calm the body and energize the mind. On top of that, it was once thought to bring good luck to travelers.

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White clover -

The white clover is often seen as a wish for good luck and great energy, which makes it a perfect pick to have at home.

Sources: (Reader's Digest) (Southern Living) (House Beautiful) 

See also: The mystical and powerful plants of ancient medicine

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