Samridhi Garg
The Morpankhi plant, also known as Thuja or the Oriental Arborvitae, is an evergreen coniferous tree revered for its beauty and symbolic significance in various cultures.
In many cultures, the Morpankhi plant is believed to bring blessings, prosperity, and positive energy into the home. It is often associated with good luck and spiritual protection.
The Morpankhi plant is characterized by its dense, bright green foliage that resembles peacock feathers, hence the name "Morpankhi," which means "peacock feather" in Hindi.
Morpankhi thrives in well-drained soil and prefers a sunny or partially shaded location. It is relatively low maintenance and can be grown in gardens or as potted plants indoors.
To keep the Morpankhi plant healthy, water it regularly but avoid waterlogging. Prune it occasionally to maintain its shape and remove any dead or damaged branches.
Placing the Morpankhi plant near entrances, windows, or in the living room is believed to maximize its positive effects, attracting wealth and good fortune into the household.
Apart from its aesthetic and symbolic value, the Morpankhi plant helps purify the air by removing toxins and providing fresh oxygen, contributing to a healthier living environment.
In Feng Shui, the Morpankhi plant is considered auspicious. It is often placed in areas associated with wealth and prosperity to enhance the flow of positive energy and abundance.
The Morpankhi plant holds a special place in Indian culture, where it is often used in traditional ceremonies and as a decorative element in homes and temples to invite blessings.