Meanings of Adam’s Rib at home |

Adam’s Rib is considered a tropical, rustic and resistant plant. With its giant, sinuous, jagged leaves and a shiny dark green, it makes an environment gain charm, harmony and vitality, making its presence felt and attracting good energies. In this article, you can understand the meanings of Adam’s Rib at home.

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Where to put Adam’s Rib at home

Living room: Adam’s rib can be placed in a corner of the room to ensure longevity, good luck and vitality energy. Dining Room: here the Adam’s rib will help strengthen family ties and symbolize abundance and prosperity. Entrance Hall: an arrangement with water will welcome those who arrive, attracting good energy and repelling negativity. Balcony: in this part of the house, the Adam’s rib can represent strength and a striking and imposing presence.

Adam’s Rib in Feng Shui

Due to its exuberant shape, the ease of being in arrangements with water or vases with earth and for being easy to care for, the Rib of Adam can be used in different guas of the bagua, according to the symbology of Feng Shui. And if you want to understand what baguas are in Feng Shui, read this article here too.

Guá do Trabalho: in a vase with water, the Adam’s Rib can be placed in the Guá do Trabalho, which is governed by the water element and due to the sinuous shape of its leaves. Family Guá: the plants are very good in this gua and here it can be Adam’s Rib can be planted in a large vase, green or wooden, with the intention of strengthening family ties. Guá da Saúde/Centro: in a yellow vase, with earth, to represent longevity. Gua do Sucesso: can be placed in a red vase to stimulate development in achievements. Guá da Prosperidade: due to its grandeur and abundant foliage, it can look very good in the Gua da Prosperidade to represent abundance and wealth.

Basic care for the Adam’s Rib

Adam’s Rib is a plant that needs indirect light (semi-shade). You have to be very careful with the wind. Watering should be twice a week without soaking the earth too much.