Hibiscus is a favorite flower of the older generation. In another way, it is called the Chinese rose, and most often this plant is found in the interior of office buildings. This is due to the fact that it is easy to care for hibiscus, it does not require special procedures. However, it is rarely seen in home interiors, despite its beauty. Why a Chinese rose cannot be kept at home and where this superstition came from, few know.
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Objective reasons
Experts have not found any objective reasons to justify such prejudices. The plant is not poisonous, does not emit harmful toxic substances into the atmosphere, does not absorb much air. Its leaves can be touched, they do not contribute to burns. In addition, hibiscus tea is made from dried hibiscus flowers and is a very healthy drink. Other flowers feel great next to the Chinese rose.
In Malaysia, this flower belongs to sacred plants and is even depicted on the national emblem of the country.
If you adhere to the ancient teachings of Feng Shui, then the Chinese rose not only decorates the place where it grows, but also actively protects it, getting rid of negative energy. It helps to strengthen business ties and relationships between family members.
Other positive beliefs associated with hibiscus include the fact that the flower has a strong masculine principle, thanks to which energy spreads in the space around. He is able, like a sponge, to absorb destructive laziness and fill a person with vitality. That is why it is useful to be near the Chinese rose to passive people who have no purpose and meaning in life, as well as those who have low blood pressure and heart problems.
In folk medicine, hibiscus is used to treat skin diseases. Chinese rose tea is very beneficial for gastrointestinal problems. It improves the functioning of the immune system, effectively cleanses the body and nourishes with valuable substances.
Superstition
In addition to confidence in the beneficial effects of this flower, various superstitions are often associated with it. It is believed to be an indicator of family happiness and well-being of the owners.
Here are some bad omens:
- If the hibiscus looks beautiful and healthy, then the family has a good microclimate. If the buds begin to fall off or the leaves suddenly turn yellow, then you need to wait for trouble - someone from the family may become seriously ill.
- A withering flower is a symbol of unhappy love.
- The bud fell without opening - to the disease.
- Yellowed leaves warn of impending troubles.
Bad omens are associated with hibiscus for the reason that, according to legend, this plant is an energy vampire. In ancient times, the Chinese rose was used by magicians and sorcerers for various rituals. However, one should not attribute all misfortunes, failures and illnesses to the action of the flower. Like any other plant, it experiences discomfort from a lack of moisture and nutrition, does not tolerate dry air, drafts and other unfavorable changes around, this can be caused by what happens to him change. To prevent leaves and buds from falling off, it is necessary to provide quality care.
Don't take superstition too seriously. If the plant is already at home and it is a pity to throw it away, but the owners are serious about superstitions, then the best option would be to simply remove it from the room into the corridor or room where they rarely visit people. The main thing is that it is not very dark in this room. Hibiscus is unpretentious, so it will feel good everywhere with proper care.
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