If you can't understand the reason for your troubles, throw the orchid out of the house.

The outwardly beautiful and exotic flower attracts women, and they often bring the mysterious orchid into their home. But the plant has its own character and is beginning to show it to the fullest extent.

Orchids in Feng Shui

The ancient teaching of feng shui includes orchids among the most dangerous home inhabitants. These parasitic plants drain the energy of their inhabitants to grow themselves. If you have orchids in your home, pay attention to the following:

• Do you experience drowsiness without any reason?
• Do you sometimes (or constantly) feel weak for no apparent reason?
• Do you experience any kind of sluggishness or “stupidity”?
• Do you suffer from chronic sleep deprivation even though you objectively get enough sleep?
• Have you ever experienced apathy, depression, or loss of interest in life?

If you notice even one of these symptoms, it's a sign: you need to get rid of your orchid. This is especially urgent for men: the plant even has the ability to suppress sexual desire, earning it the unofficial nickname "man-killer."

Should you remove orchids from any room? No. In the workplace, the flower can actually be beneficial. Place it in your office, study, or reception area (purple and red shades are ideal), and you'll soon notice:

• performance is significantly increased;
• an incredible confidence in yourself and your abilities arises;
• you stop putting things off;
• You become a very valuable employee in the eyes of your superiors.

Orange orchids at work will energize you and make you a truly key figure. If your workplace is very crowded, hectic, and noisy, consider placing a white or pink orchid. It will absorb the energy of the crowd and bring you peace.

So, orchids are absolutely not suitable for growing indoors, but they are perfect for placing in the workplace. If you already have an orchid at home, you can do double the benefit by moving the plant from your apartment to your office.