Vastu says these 5 plants will bring prosperity and money to your home and office
Vastu guidance highlights five thoughtful plants that support prosperity, calm energy, and steady finances at home and work.
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Vastu principles often view plants as quiet partners in shaping mood, money flow, and everyday comfort. For homes and offices, choosing plants for home with intention can influence how spaces feel and function. Plants for money are not about instant gain, but about patience, care, and placement. Plants as per vastu focus on growth habits, leaf shape, and direction, encouraging harmony rather than excess. A snake plant offers resilience and clean lines for work corners. A jade plant symbolises steady progress through rounded leaves. A money plant thrives with gentle attention and shared light. Lucky bamboo adds softness and rhythm, reminding us that prosperity grows best when nature is welcomed thoughtfully in modern living and mindful routines today indoors everywhere.

Neha Ravi Khandelwal
Neha Ravi Khandelwal is a Senior Digital Content Producer, Lifestyle at HT Shop Now, where she specialises in furniture, home, and travel, turning real-world expertise into practical advice that readers can rely on.
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Neha began freelance writing in 2010 and started her mainstream media journey with the Times of India in 2022, and later joined the Hindustan Times. In the past, she has led interior design projects, interned in visual merchandising at Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons, and managed operations for multiple women-led startups.
To satiate her curiosity, she has completed beginner’s certifications in pottery, scuba diving, baking, creative writing, and more. She takes pride in having read over 2000 books (yes, she did count, and can share a list!) and spent 8 years practising Bharatnatyam and has even ghostwritten a book on Ladakh Tourism.
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Neha Ravi Khandelwal is a Senior Digital Content Producer, Lifestyle at HT Shop Now, where she specialises in furniture, home, and travel, turning real-world expertise into practical advice that readers can rely on.
Career journey and experience
Neha began freelance writing in 2010 and started her mainstream media journey with the Times of India in 2022, and later joined the Hindustan Times. In the past, she has led interior design projects, interned in visual merchandising at Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons, and managed operations for multiple women-led startups.
To satiate her curiosity, she has completed beginner’s certifications in pottery, scuba diving, baking, creative writing, and more. She takes pride in having read over 2000 books (yes, she did count, and can share a list!) and spent 8 years practising Bharatnatyam and has even ghostwritten a book on Ladakh Tourism.
Subject expertise
With a Master’s in Interior Design and 10 years of building homes, Neha knows space-saving furniture and budget-friendly finds inside out. She instantly visualizes rooms and curates practical, stylish solutions.
In travel, she offers packing guides, luggage tips, and trip advice, all backed by research, expert input from field experts, and hands-on experience.
Education and professional background
Neha holds a Master’s degree in Interior Design and had early stints as a visual merchandising trainee at Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons. These experiences shape every article she writes.
Editorial Philosophy
I write with one single goal: To simplify searching through the abundance of products on the market by finding the right one suited to my readers' needs based on personal experience, user reviews and ratings. When all else fails, Neha speaks to experts who can solve the query.
5 plants that Vastu recommends and where to place them!
Jade Plant
The jade plant has long been linked with steady financial habits and calm decision making. As one of the classic plants for money, vastu principles suggest keeping it near the main entrance or in a home office where daily routines begin. Rounded leaves are associated with savings and continuity. Let the soil dry out between watering and avoid excess moisture. Bright indirect light helps it grow evenly without fuss.
Lucky Bamboo
Lucky bamboo feels cheerful and orderly, making it a favourite among plants for home that aim to keep energy light and positive. Vastu guidance places it in the east direction to support harmony and growth. It thrives in water filled containers or light soil, provided roots are kept clean. Refresh the water weekly or water gently if potted. Soft light keeps the stalks upright and fresh.
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Money Plant
Money plant remains a staple in lists of plants as per vastu, mainly for its easy nature and generous growth. The southeast corner of the living room is considered ideal, allowing the vines to trail or climb freely. It enjoys bright filtered light and soil that stays lightly moist without turning soggy. With basic care, this plant fills corners quickly and keeps the space feeling active.
Snake Plant
Snake plant suits homes and offices that lean towards clean lines and minimal effort. Vastu principles recommend placing it near entrances or work areas to support focus and everyday balance. Upright leaves give structure to quiet corners. Water only once the soil is completely dry, as the plant prefers neglect over attention. It adapts well to both bright and low light settings.
Peace Lily
Peace lily adds softness to rooms that need a calmer tone. According to vastu ideas, placing it in the north or west part of the home supports peaceful interactions and steady routines. Broad leaves and white blooms freshen indoor spaces naturally. Water when the soil begins to feel dry on top, keeping it lightly moist. Indirect light keeps leaves glossy and flowers lasting longer.
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ABOUT THE AUTHORNeha Ravi KhandelwalNeha Ravi Khandelwal Neha Ravi Khandelwal is a Senior Digital Content Producer, Lifestyle at HT Shop Now, where she specialises in furniture, home, and travel, turning real-world expertise into practical advice that readers can rely on. Career journey and experience Neha began freelance writing in 2010 and started her mainstream media journey with the Times of India in 2022, and later joined the Hindustan Times. In the past, she has led interior design projects, interned in visual merchandising at Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons, and managed operations for multiple women-led startups. To satiate her curiosity, she has completed beginner’s certifications in pottery, scuba diving, baking, creative writing, and more. She takes pride in having read over 2000 books (yes, she did count, and can share a list!) and spent 8 years practising Bharatnatyam and has even ghostwritten a book on Ladakh Tourism. Subject expertise With a Master’s in Interior Design and 10 years of building homes, Neha knows space-saving furniture and budget-friendly finds inside out. She instantly visualizes rooms and curates practical, stylish solutions. In travel, she offers packing guides, luggage tips, and trip advice, all backed by research, expert input from field experts, and hands-on experience. Education and professional background Neha holds a Master’s degree in Interior Design and had early stints as a visual merchandising trainee at Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons. These experiences shape every article she writes. Editorial Philosophy I write with one single goal: To simplify searching through the abundance of products on the market by finding the right one suited to my readers' needs based on personal experience, user reviews and ratings. When all else fails, Neha speaks to experts who can solve the query.Read More

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