Signs about violets: good and bad, why you can’t grow them at home, why they bloom

Since ancient times, the magic of flowers has been filled with a variety of superstitions and signs. Most gardeners think this prejudice from the past.

A large group of plants, and this has been proven, have a specific energy capable of emitting invisible and imperceptible trends (fluids). Violets are no exception. Possessing its own biofield and energy, it somehow influences the mental state, subconscious and subtle matters of a person.

What is this gentle pet capable of? Is it possible to keep violets at home (signs about them can be unpleasant). Should we pay attention to some superstitions about her? Where is the best place to place violets in an apartment? This and much more is discussed further in our article.

Vampire flower

There is an opinion that Saintpaulia is a real vampire who sucks vitality and energy out of people at night. This is partly true. During the day, the grass produces oxygen, and at night, carbon dioxide. Having inhaled air containing a large amount of gas, owners who have one or more plants in their bedroom may feel weak, headache, and nausea in the morning. This is the result of minor poisoning. Therefore, it is recommended to move the viola to another room or kitchen to avoid side effects.

Real harm

If you don’t believe in omens, then here is an objective explanation of the harm of violets:

At night, this plant releases carbon dioxide. A pot with a flower should not be placed in the bedroom, otherwise a person’s sleep will worsen, irritability and insomnia will appear. We need quality rest at night for a full life, and a seemingly harmless violet can interfere with this.
The smell of flowers causes a headache, especially for blue and lilac varieties. Violets in the bedroom can easily give you a migraine.
Constant contact with violets causes mild muscle weakness.
In some cases, mild poisoning is possible.
Violet leaf or flower is dangerous for domestic cats: after eating a piece, the animal gets indigestion.

Does violet give off negative energy?

Some people believe that the perennial brings negative energy into the house; they call violets cemetery flowers, since they often decorate graves. Indeed, some unpretentious varieties, especially pansies, can often be seen in the cemetery, but beliefs have nothing to do with it. Violas are simply beautiful, do not require special care, grow well in the open air, so they are often planted on the graves of loved ones.

Both according to flower growers and signs, violets can be kept at home; they do not emit any negative energy. For example, in the East they believe that Saintpaulia protects peace in the family and creates a harmonious, cozy atmosphere. In Western countries it is called “the calmer of hearts.” It is believed that the delicate flower helps owners become softer and more tolerant of others.

Esotericists believe that perennials are able to absorb external negativity and aggression. However, they do not have strong energy, so in an apartment where people with a difficult character and bad thoughts live, violets do not grow, they die one after another. Another explanation for frequent deaths is a serious illness of one of the family members. According to legend, green pets take away the owner’s illness and maintain his health and vitality.

TOP 10 home flowers muzhegon

Hoya

Hoya
Hoya is a climbing ivy that is considered one of the most dangerous muzhegons. According to popular beliefs, this plant, beautiful and ordinary at first glance, can send its owner to the next world and leave a woman a widow . This is due to the fact that wax hoyas do not fade for a very long time and can resemble artificial plants associated with a cemetery. The spherical inflorescences consist of many white flowers with a red center. It is also worth remembering that elongated hoya leaves are poisonous.

Ivy

Ivy
There is an opinion among people that the more magnificent the ivy, the faster the marriage will break up . Particularly dangerous are climbing vines with large triangular dark green leaves. But at the same time, in ancient times, ivy personified love.

Monstera

Monstera
Monstera is most often grown in offices and other public places; it is not recommended to keep such a plant in the bedroom. This is due to the fact that before it rains, the leaves evaporate excess moisture and cause headaches . People called him not only a muzhegon, but also a terrible vampire.

Monstera is one of the most unpretentious plants, which is a vertically growing vine with a strong stem and truly huge, carved leaves of a dark green hue.

Scindapsus

Scindapsus aureum
It is also called golden vine. It is a stem up to 5 meters long with alternately arranged heart-shaped leaves. The main color is rich green, but at the same time you can see many spots and splashes of beige color.

Scindapsus is called muzhegon due to the fact that during flowering it supposedly takes away male power and that is why the flowers of the plant have some resemblance to the male genital organ.

Dieffenbachia

Dieffenbachia
Dieffenbachia is a tall flower with large, oval leaves growing directly from the stem. Typically, the middle of the sheets is cream-colored, and the outer edge is dark green.

This plant has gained its notoriety due to the fact that it is capable of releasing fumes , which in turn cause headaches. It is also worth remembering that it is poisonous.

Cactus

Cactus
This prickly plant is known to everyone. There are a huge number of varieties of cacti, which differ in shape, size and the presence or absence of flowering.

There are many folk signs associated with the cactus, for example, it is recommended to place it in front of a monitor to neutralize harmful radiation . But at the same time, the plant is considered one of the main muzhegons.

Cissus

Cissus
Cissus is an indoor, lush vine with dark green, oval leaves with serrate-toothed edges. It is considered a muzhegon because of the single arrangement of leaves and the ability to curl on the surface , as if taking away male power.

Hibiscus or Chinese rose

Hibiscus or Chinese Rose
Hibiscus is a tall plant with dark green triangular leaves and bright red buds that are striking in their splendor.

Such a plant is considered a muzhegon due to the fact that it takes up too much space and encourages a man to leave for a freer home.

Cypress

Decorative cypress
This small tree fits well into any landscape design, and dwarf subspecies easily fits into ordinary apartments.

Men avoid cypress because this plant can often be found in cemeteries in southern countries . It also has negative energy and can cause depression, nervous breakdown, etc.

Rowan

Ardisia or Japanese rowan
Everyone knows this tall, branchy shrub with fiery, small berries collected in clusters. The people called the mountain ash "Widow's tree". This is due to the fact that it is very often planted on the graves of men who died at a young age.

Folk signs were invented by people, and it is up to each individual to believe in them or not.

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Bad omens

Certain folk signs about homemade violets have a negative meaning. Most of them are related to personal life, but there are others:

If you see someone watering violets at home, then, according to the sign, you will soon experience melancholy.
Throwing away a healthy, strong plant means illness.

Some people claim that in a room where there are many violets, quarrels often occur, and people often get sick. However, neither esotericists nor experienced flower growers who grow a huge number of different varieties at home confirm this.

For singles

People believe that a lonely girl should not plant Saintpaulia at home. Our ancestors noticed that their owners cannot meet their soul mate for a very long time, get married, and sometimes remain alone forever. Modern lovers of exotic beauties refute this statement, saying that plants did not prevent them from creating a happy family. But if a girl believes in signs, then, for her own peace of mind, it is better for her to choose another green.

This is interesting! It is believed that signs about violets in the house also work in the opposite direction. A single man who is interested in breeding perennials risks being left alone, since it will be difficult for a girl to live in a home filled with someone else’s feminine energy that they emit. In addition, the man becomes weak-willed and weak-willed.

Flower "mozhegon"

Some mystics believe that the graceful violet has a pronounced feminine energy. In the house where she lives, the man feels uncomfortable and tries to escape as quickly as possible. That’s why Saintpaulia is sometimes called “husband.” But it is worth noting that since ancient times such properties have been attributed to climbing indoor plants and vines, while Saintpaulia is a herbaceous perennial. Therefore, before blaming her for being alone, you should pay attention to objective reasons and, perhaps, reconsider your behavior, learn to find compromises, and negotiate with your loved one. Read also: What is a sign if there is a column of smoke?

How violets affect your personal life

There is an opinion that exotic indoor beauties are a symbol of loneliness and sadness. However, many women and unmarried girls think differently. The housewives noted that with the appearance of Saintpaulia in the house, peace and mutual understanding reigned in the family, and the home itself became brighter and more comfortable. Many flower growers have entire compositions of different varieties on their windowsills, but family life is all right.

Of course, if the housewife believes in the superstition that indoor violets are dangerous for women and bring loneliness, there is no point in growing them. Indeed, in this case, the woman will worry and, perhaps, set herself up for negativity and failures in her personal life. In addition, she will subconsciously experience hostility towards her pets, which can negatively affect their appearance and growth. Untidy, wilted flowers will not be able to decorate a room or fill it with bright energy.

Family and love affairs

1. Blue and purple violets should not be kept by an unmarried girl who wants to create a strong family with a worthy young man and experience the joy of motherhood, otherwise her desires will never come true.

2. If a young girl dreams of meeting a promising, interesting and serious-minded young man as quickly as possible, then she should keep pink violets in her room, which will have a beneficial effect on her love energy and attract potential suitors to her mistress.

3. If the bride wants her family life to be long and happy, and her husband to carry her in his arms, satisfy all her desires and never cheat, then it is necessary that her wedding bouquet contains several pink or white violet flowers.

4. A married woman should not keep blue or purple violets in her bedroom, otherwise her husband will look at other women and, without a twinge of conscience, will start walking to the left.

5. If a single guy dreams of meeting a beautiful, kind, modest and faithful girl, then he needs to get a white violet. The better the young man takes care of the snow-white Saintpaulia, the faster the fateful meeting will occur.

Good omens about violets in the house

Fortunately, there are many more good signs associated with finding violets in an apartment than bad ones.
It is believed that a beautifully flowering perennial fills the house with joy, good mood, and happiness. In addition, it has been noted that herbal has a positive effect on children. A small child who spends a lot of time in the same room with Saintpaulia is less likely to be capricious and sick, and the teenager calmly goes through the difficult period of adolescence. However, the viola should still be removed from the room at night. There are other superstitions about indoor violets:

If you put a few coins in the pot when replanting, there will always be prosperity in the house.
The more magnificent the violet blooms, the stronger the love between spouses, according to legend.
If the housewife discovers that one inflorescence is different in color from the rest, it means she will soon be pregnant.
A lonely person who picked a bouquet of wild violets before dawn on Monday and brought it home will soon meet his soulmate.
If conflicts often arise in the work team, you need to put a pot of white or purple viola in your office. Usually after this, relations between employees improve.

Flowering perennials also bring practical benefits. Our ancestors noticed that they repel moths, flies, ants and other insects. This quality can still be used today.

Why do you dream of violets?

Dream details	Interpretation
A lonely person dreams of Saintpaulia in a pot	Be careful when communicating with strangers. Possible deception, betrayal
I dreamed of a violet on the family windowsill	Trust and spiritual intimacy will arise between spouses
Flowering plant	A new acquaintance will lead to a strong friendship
Blooming Saintpaulia with white petals	Perhaps a date with a beautiful woman, a joyful event
Weave a wreath of violets	Successful completion of started projects
Decorate your head with a violet wreath	For girls - attention from a man. For women - a secret relationship
Cutting down	Getting important information from a taciturn person
Water	Secret love, strong feeling
Receive as a gift	Vivid love, love experiences, unusual adventure
Withered	Cooling of feelings, envy of those who have many interesting events
Collect Saintpaulias	Successfully overcoming obstacles and difficulties
With unopened buds	Good news that lifts your spirits
Without flowers	The dreamer needs rest
Take leaves for propagation	Taking responsibility in reality
Buy in a pot	Meet a teammate

Health effects

The herbaceous plant is a medicinal plant and is used in medicine, perfume production and even cooking. People have known for a long time that viola has a positive effect on health. Today it has been established that leaves, flowers and roots contain a large number of elements necessary for the body, containing essential oils and plant acids.

Based on parts of the plant, decoctions are prepared that have a mild diuretic, antiseptic, choleretic and analgesic effect. Flower tinctures help cope with inflammation, migraines, swelling, and insomnia. The juice of the stems helps to liquefy and remove phlegm during colds, and soothes sore throats. Classic recipe for violet decoction: pour dried parts of the perennial (30 g) with boiling water (250 ml), leave for 60 minutes. Take a third of a glass three times a day.

Important! You can use traditional medicine recipes only after consulting a doctor.

Where did the signs about indoor flowers come from?

Signs about flowers driving men out of the house appeared in ancient times.

One of them says that ivy was sacred in Ancient Greece and became a symbol of the god Dionysus after the flower saved his life. But at the same time, Dionysus was the son of Semele, the beloved of the god Zeus, whose wife wanted to get rid of her rival. Hera managed to destroy Semele, but Dionysus remained alive, and the goddess hated everything connected with him, including ivy. After all that had happened, ivy was considered unfavorable for growing indoors.

Many beliefs say that climbing and creeping flowers and vines drive a man out of his house. They are well suited for growing outdoors . It is believed that in this case the plant will be a talisman and serve as a barrier to negative energy.

They say that a man will not marry even a very beautiful girl if she grows cacti

Cacti have also fallen into disrepute . If you grow a lot of such flowers, then the girl may not get married and may not bring a man into the house at all. But if the plants have already appeared in an established family, then the man runs the risk of alcoholism.

Violets can become an obstacle to the formation of a family, but at the same time, these flowers help strengthen existing marriage bonds .

The most controversial signs are associated with ficus. He is considered a husband-wife, but at the same time he helps to get pregnant.

Whether to believe in omens or not, everyone decides for himself. It is worth remembering that they arose as a result of observation and a random coincidence of a certain number of factors . Below is a list of muzhegon house plants.

Signs about flowering and what the color of the petals means

It has been noted that the inhabitants of housing in which perennials often and abundantly bloom rarely get sick and do not succumb to blues and depression. There are about 500 varieties of decorative violets that can be grown at home, and the interpretation of signs varies based on the color of the petals.

White. The snow-white viola has bloomed - there will be a romantic date. It is also believed that these varieties clear the room of negativity and prevent quarrels. Light flowers drive away bad thoughts, help you recover after a busy day, relieve fatigue, and relieve melancholy.
Pink. If pink buds have opened, you should wait for funds to arrive. In addition, pink Saintpaulia is recommended for people who are overweight. It is believed that it can moderate appetite and strengthen willpower.
Purple and blue. The blooming of blue, blue, violet, lilac buds portends important changes in life. These varieties help clear the mind and find a solution in a difficult situation. According to legend, flowers of such shades absorb aggression and negativity well. The purple viola helps to reveal talents, so it is recommended to place it in rooms where a person learns something new, as well as in schoolchildren’s rooms and classrooms.
Pansies. These are tricolor violets with bright, eye-like centers. Such flowers fill the house with optimism and joy, helping to cope with a bad mood. Inhaling the aroma clears the airways and helps reduce headaches.

Pansies

This is the name of the tricolor violet. The beauty of this plant is that it contains all the positive qualities listed above. Therefore, if you cannot give preference to Saintpaulia of any one color, purchase pansies. An interesting fact is that with the help of this culture they even treat respiratory diseases and skin ailments.

Folk signs about garden violets

Garden violets growing on the site are absolutely harmless plants; there are no bad omens associated with them. One look at these beautiful flowers charges a person with positivity. It is believed that Saintpaulias planted near the house protect the home from external negativity. In addition, they develop curiosity and creative thinking, are able to revive fading love, and have a positive effect on the human nervous system.

However, if a girl of marriageable age lives in the house, it is not recommended to plant garden violets under her bedroom window. According to legend, this can interfere with a happy marriage.

Legends

According to ancient Greek myth, the violet appeared on earth when the flower was dropped by Hades's wife during her abduction. In ancient times, this flower was associated with death. They decorated the tombstones of women. But the common people considered Saintpaulia a symbol of the rebirth of nature in the spring.

There is a legend about the origin of the plant: “The god Apollo desired the daughter of Atlas. To protect herself from persecution, the girl turned to Zeus. He took pity on the poor thing and turned him into a violet. The flower attracted Persephone, the goddess of fertility. While she was picking flowers, she was kidnapped by Pluto. At the moment of resistance, the girl dropped the flowers and they ended up on the ground. Persephone's mother began to look for her, forgetting about her responsibilities. Then people on earth began to starve and die.

The ancient Gauls associated the viola with purity and innocence. These flowers were used to decorate the newlyweds' bed. In France, the plant became a symbol of devotion and fidelity.

Is it possible to keep violets in the house?

Both experienced flower growers and esotericists believe that growing violets at home is not only possible, but even necessary. They do not emit toxic substances, do not provoke allergic reactions, and do not have dangerous thorns that can cause injury. That is, from a biological point of view, they are absolutely safe. In addition, Saintpaulia, like any plant, purifies the air, absorbs harmful electromagnetic radiation, and releases oxygen during the day. Mystics are sure that it fills the house with positive energy, protects against negativity, and promotes a positive attitude in the inhabitants.

The prejudiced attitude towards this beauty is caused only by superstitions. For example, according to legend, unmarried girls should not keep violets at home. Whether to believe this, everyone decides for themselves. However, in any case, a green pet should evoke only positive emotions in the owner. If for some reason the plant is not to your liking, it is better to give it away to those who want it.

Blue Saintpaulia

These violets are ideal for creative people. They fill work on large projects with pleasure, and also help to realize all your ideas. There is no place for melancholy and sadness in a house with blue flowers. The plant clears space of negative energy and helps to reveal inner talents in people. Learning to play musical instruments, drawing and other types of creativity will speed up significantly, you will stop being bored and sad, and you will also feel the desire to spend more time with loved ones.

Where to place according to the teachings of Feng Shui

Feng Shui masters agree that all varieties of Saintpaulia have beneficial properties for the owner. If a person is too emotional and wants to learn to control his feelings, he should place flowerpots with red flowers in the southern sector of the house. To develop creative abilities, you need to place white violets in the western part, and white and blue Saintpaulias in the northern sector will contribute to career growth.

Feng Shui experts are sure that perennials help you get through a bad period in life. If hard times come, you need to place a violet of any color in the southeast. Living plant energy will help a person find a way out of any situation, and no difficulties will be able to break him.

Career and financial well-being

1. Purple or blue violets should not be kept on the desktop or near the workplace, as they negatively affect monetary energy and block its free movement throughout space. People who keep such violets in their office or study often have money problems.

2. A person who is in search of a promising, interesting and highly paid job needs to have blue violets. They will have a positive effect on monetary energy and will open up for their owner opportunities that were previously invisible or inaccessible to him.

3. If you want to quickly climb the career ladder and not have problems with money, then get a white terry violet.

4. Yellow-white violets will help improve the circulation of monetary energy in the house. To strengthen this sign, do not forget to repeat the following words while watering a houseplant:

“My violet washes itself with water, blooms, smells and enjoys life. The violet multiplies the money in my wallet and never forgets about my financial well-being.”

5. Red violet will help a manager gain the trust of subordinates and improve their performance. If the boss keeps Saintpaulia with red flowers in his office, then his employees will never stop respecting him and will always listen to his opinion.

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Is it possible to give violets?

Most women love to be given flowers. A violet received as a gift is said to bring happiness to the recipient in her personal life. If a happily married lady gives a viola to an unmarried girl, the girl will soon meet her future husband. Other signs associated with the gifted flower:

If the spouses are given a white violet in a pot, the omen promises the couple a calm family life, the relationship will be full of love and mutual trust.
The violet could be a secret sign. If a guy gave a girl a red or pink flower, it was believed that in this way he confessed his feelings to her. The girl could tell fortunes on the donated perennial, asking him about the true intentions of the gentleman. A lushly blooming viola testified to true love, but if the violet, with proper care, died, it means that the young man’s feelings are not serious.

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According to the superstition, you should not give someone a violet purchased from a single woman. This can bring failure in your personal life.

Is it possible to give or receive these flowers as a gift?

Any woman will like violets as a gift. They will delight the owner with their beauty and long flowering. If the plant is given with good intentions, it will not cause harm.

Those who doubt the donor’s intentions are advised to give a few coins for the flower as a ransom. Then the plant will not cause trouble.

A white viola as a gift will bring an unmarried woman a quick meeting with her beloved. To make acquaintance faster, you need to talk to the flower. If new buds appear on it, the man will become a husband. Fading means that the new romance will end in a break.

A pink Saintpaulia as a gift from a man will be an indicator of their relationship. The plant blooms magnificently - to mutual love. Fades - to a quarrel or separation.

Signs according to the condition of the violet

The condition of the plant can be used to judge the general atmosphere in the apartment. A fading Saintpaulia symbolizes that the situation in the family is too tense, and the delicate flower is no longer able to cope with the surrounding negativity. The owners need to calm down and try to improve the relationship.

If the violet received the necessary care, but still died, most likely one of the household members was sick, and the viola tried to help cope with the illness by taking it upon herself. In this case, it is recommended to purchase several new perennials.

A lushly blooming violet indicates a favorable atmosphere and good health of those around you.

The meaning of bud color

Why a violet blooms depends on what color the delicate petals are painted:

red. Able to attract money to the family. The hostess is predicted to soon have a new, bright love;
purple. Harmony, peace, understanding between spouses. Stimulate spiritual self-improvement. Not recommended for children's rooms;
blue. Faithful companions of creative people. Get rid of negativity, laziness, despondency. Recommended for kindergartens, schools, development clubs;

Blue violets will relieve laziness.

white. Real peacemakers and antidepressants. Relieves mental and physical stress. Protect children's sleep and health from psycho-emotional overload;
pink, red-pink. Take care of the physical health of the owners. Prevents the development of ENT diseases, thyroid disease. Stimulates the production of endorphins.

How to care for a violet so that it brings good luck

Only a healthy and strong plant can fill your home with good energy and attract good luck.

Fragile violets are quite unpretentious and easy to care for. Perennials love warmth, humidity and soft light. They feel good on light window sills, but do not tolerate direct rays of the sun; it is better to cover the window with a light curtain. Water them once every 5-6 days, in the cold period - once every 8-9 days. In this case, it is necessary to take care of drainage, since stagnation of moisture will lead to rotting of the roots. Any complex fertilizer for beautifully flowering plants is suitable for feeding. In spring and autumn it is applied twice a month; in autumn and winter, a single feeding once every two months is sufficient.

Important! Saintpaulia does not like large containers. The diameter of the pot should be 2-3 times smaller than its rosette.

What does a plant mean in Feng Shui?

According to Eastern philosophy, the violet carries the calm and peaceful energy of Yin and saturates the home with positive Qi energy. The flower is credited with a connection with the afterlife and access to the knowledge of ancestors. This explains her gift of foresight.

It is believed that Saintpaulia on the windowsill stabilizes the flow of chakra inside the house. This brings peace and prosperity to the personal lives of household members, and also attracts money . However, violets are leisurely plants. In order for them to benefit their owners, they need to be carefully looked after and “attracted” to the flower.

Should I believe omens?

Whether to believe signs, everyone decides for himself. Of course, it’s quite simple to say that the cause of all failures in life is one or another houseplant. But it is important to understand that in most cases the source of troubles is the person himself.

Pros and cons

Belief in omens has both pros and cons. The advantages include:

Respect for the beliefs that have come down to us from our ancestors. There is no point in completely breaking away from traditions and arguing with every sign. In some cases, observation and caution will not hurt.
Belief in your own strength. If the omen is favorable, the person becomes more confident.

There are also disadvantages. These include:

Programming yourself for bad things. If a sign promises trouble, a superstitious person does not even try to take any action; he subconsciously waits for negative events, because he is sure that they are inevitable.
Stress. Fearing that a bad omen will come true, a person begins to worry and get nervous, which can negatively affect his health.
Quarrels with loved ones. Superstitious people who live by signs often try to impose this belief on their loved ones, which often causes conflicts.
Lack of analysis. Any incident is attributed to the action of a sign. For example, an ordinary viola can become your worst enemy and the cause of loneliness, although in most cases you just need to analyze and change your own behavior.

Owners of beautiful violets should remember that all negative signs will crumble when met with sincere and firm faith in all that is good. The main thing is to love your green pet and provide him with appropriate care. In this case, the delicate flower will definitely thank its owners and not only decorate the house, but also fill it with harmony and comfort.

Flowers that can interfere with family happiness

In addition to Saintpaulia, other plants that are often grown on the windowsill are also accused of destroying family happiness: hibiscus, cactus, monstera, ivy, etc. These assumptions have no direct evidence.

Should I rush to throw these plants away? In our opinion, family happiness is the hard work of both partners, and conflicts are the result of misunderstandings that should be discussed. Problems can be solved, preferably with the help of a specialist.

A truly strong relationship cannot be destroyed by any person, not to mention a fragile little flower on the windowsill. Don’t shift responsibility and don’t be lazy to understand yourself and your life, then everything will be fine.