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Lucky Flowers and Plants for Each Zodiac

Feb 21, 2025

Lucky flowers and plants for each zodiac
Lucky flowers and plants can bring good energy to your zodiac. Each Chinese zodiac sign has flowers and plants that support luck, health, and harmony. Use our zodiac calculator to find your sign, then add these to your home or garden.

Flowers and plants carry meaning in many cultures. In Chinese tradition, certain blooms bring luck, wealth, and peace. Each zodiac sign connects to specific flowers and plants. Growing or displaying these can support your energy. This guide lists lucky flowers and plants for all 12 signs.

Why Flowers Matter in Chinese Zodiac

Flowers link to the five elements and seasons. Your zodiac sign and element connect you to certain plants. Peonies mean wealth. Lotus means purity. Bamboo means growth. Placing your lucky flowers at home or in the office can bring positive energy.

Find your sign with our zodiac finder. For more on elements, see our zodiac elements guide and lucky colors. Browse our categories for personality and compatibility.

Rat Lucky Flowers and Plants

Rats favor lily, violet, and African violet. Lilies bring purity. Violets add calm. These plants support the Rat's clever mind. Place them near your desk or in the living room. See our Rat personality guide.

Ox Lucky Flowers and Plants

Oxen do well with tulip, lily of the valley, and peony. Tulips bring love. Lily of the valley adds luck. Peony means wealth. Use these for stability and growth. Our Ox guide has more.

Tiger Lucky Flowers and Plants

Tigers favor yellow rose, snapdragon, and cineraria. Yellow roses bring joy. Snapdragons add courage. Cineraria supports bold energy. Place them where you need strength. Check our Tiger personality.

Rabbit Lucky Flowers and Plants

Rabbits love jasmine, lily, and snake plant. Jasmine brings peace. Lily adds purity. Snake plant supports calm. Use these for rest and love. The Rabbit zodiac explains more.

Dragon Lucky Flowers and Plants

Dragons excel with peony, dragon flower (dracaena), and orchid. Peony brings wealth. Dracaena adds power. Orchid supports elegance. Use these for success. See our Dragon sign.

Snake Lucky Flowers and Plants

Snakes favor orchid, cactus flower, and red rose. Orchid adds wisdom. Cactus flower brings persistence. Red rose adds passion. Use these for strategy. Our Snake zodiac has more.

Horse Lucky Flowers and Plants

Horses do well with marigold, jasmine, and gerbera. Marigold brings energy. Jasmine adds calm. Gerbera adds joy. Use these for travel and change. The Horse zodiac has details.

Goat Lucky Flowers and Plants

Goats love carnation, hydrangea, and primrose. Carnation adds love. Hydrangea brings abundance. Primrose adds calm. Use these for creativity. Our Goat personality guide explains more.

Monkey Lucky Flowers and Plants

Monkeys shine with chrysanthemum, orchid, and bird of paradise. Chrysanthemum brings longevity. Orchid adds wit. Bird of paradise adds fun. Use these for ideas and social life. The Monkey sign has more.

Rooster Lucky Flowers and Plants

Roosters favor gladiolus, celosia, and marigold. Gladiolus brings strength. Celosia adds pride. Marigold adds warmth. Use these for work. See our Rooster guide.

Dog Lucky Flowers and Plants

Dogs do well with rose, sunflower, and rosemary. Rose adds love. Sunflower brings loyalty. Rosemary adds protection. Use these for family. Our Dog section has more.

Pig Lucky Flowers and Plants

Pigs love hydrangea, daisy, and peony. Hydrangea brings abundance. Daisy adds innocence. Peony adds wealth. Use these for comfort. The Pig guide explains more.

Lucky Flowers and Plants: Quick Reference

SignLucky Flowers/PlantsBest For
RatLily, Violet, African VioletMind, calm
OxTulip, Lily of Valley, PeonyLove, wealth
TigerYellow Rose, Snapdragon, CinerariaCourage, joy
RabbitJasmine, Lily, Snake PlantPeace, love
DragonPeony, Dracaena, OrchidWealth, power
SnakeOrchid, Cactus Flower, Red RoseWisdom, passion
HorseMarigold, Jasmine, GerberaEnergy, joy
GoatCarnation, Hydrangea, PrimroseLove, creativity
MonkeyChrysanthemum, Orchid, Bird of ParadiseLongevity, fun
RoosterGladiolus, Celosia, MarigoldStrength, pride
DogRose, Sunflower, RosemaryLove, loyalty
PigHydrangea, Daisy, PeonyAbundance, wealth

How to Use Lucky Flowers

Place cut flowers in your lucky colors in the living room or office. Grow plants in pots near windows. Use flowers for weddings and events. Give them as gifts in your loved one's lucky blooms. For weddings, see our wedding dates guide. For nurseries, read nursery themes. For gemstones, see lucky gemstones.

FAQs

How do I find my Chinese zodiac sign?

Use our zodiac calculator. Enter your birth date. We handle Lunar New Year.

Can I use artificial flowers?

Real plants are often preferred for living energy. Silk or good-quality artificial flowers can work for decor. Avoid dusty or faded ones.

Where should I place lucky flowers?

In the living room for general luck. In the office for career. In the bedroom for love and rest. Match the plant to the room's use.

Do flowers link to the five elements?

Yes. Colors and types connect to Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water. See our elements guide.

What flowers are lucky in Chinese culture in general?

Peony (wealth), lotus (purity), chrysanthemum (longevity), and bamboo (growth) are widely used.