In terms of geomantic omen, what are the advantages or disadvantages of planting camphor trees in front of the house?

Cinnamomum camphora is a very auspicious geomantic tree, which can be planted in front of and behind the house to adjust and improve the fortune of the family, and also has the functions of exorcising evil spirits and longevity.

In geomantic omen, camphor tree can ward off evil spirits and protect family members' health and longevity. Camphor tree is a very auspicious tree. It can survive for thousands of years without man-made destruction and natural disasters, and its natural life is very long. Planting a tree in front of or behind your house can bring longevity to your home and protect your family's longevity.

This kind of tree is auspicious in itself. Planting around the house can ward off evil spirits, prevent unclean air from approaching the home and destroy residential feng shui, which can play a very good role in keeping the town safe.

Planting camphor trees in front of the door is feng shui: there are many easterly winds all year round, and the direct sunlight lasts for a long time in summer, so the feng shui camphor trees are "windproof and heatstroke prevention".

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The symbol of camphor tree:

Some legends of camphor tree: According to legend, in the late Qing Dynasty, a couple helped an injured crane to be treated and released it under the ancient camphor tree.

Growth habit: Cinnamomum camphora likes light, its seedlings and young trees are shade-tolerant and like warm and humid climate. They are not cold-tolerant, they are afraid of cold. The lowest temperature in winter cannot be lower than 0 degrees, which will cause freezing injury, and 5-8 degrees below zero will freeze to death.

Most of them are born in sunny slopes, hills and valleys of low mountains, and their vertical distribution is mostly below 500~600m above sea level. There are natural camphor trees in the mountainous areas in the north-central part of Taiwan Province Province at an altitude of 1800 meters.

Cinnamomum camphora is mainly distributed in the south of the Yangtze River valley in China, with Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Taiwan Province, Guangdong, Fujian and other southern regions being the most abundant.