Fill your house with plants. Trees or plants signify growth and development and hence, look after them properly. They are particularly lucky, when located in the east, south and southeast part of the house.

Plants in pots are easy to maintain. But avoid keeping prickly m cactus plants or bonsai inside the house. Cut flowers should also S> be avoided. If you simply must have them, then change their water every day and throw them away when they are dead. Throw away any dead potted plants and replace them immediately. Carefully select the pots you put your plants in - they should be made of natural materials - clay, terracotta or stoneware. Avoid plastic pots. The colours of the pots should harmonise with the rest of the colour scheme of the house.

In the case of flats or apartments in the cities, you can put plants in hanging baskets and window boxes in every window of the house. Then you’ll have a garden that brings as much good fortune as any other proper garden. Ideally, the garden shape should be square with octagonal flower beds or lawn area with a circular pond in the centre, preferably with a fountain.

The path through the garden to the front of your house should curve gently, bringing your guests to you in harmony and health.