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Sophie Warren-Smith

Where to place a snake plant according to Feng Shui to absorb negative energy and produce protective vibes

Potted snake plant on shelf next to mirror.

The snake plant – also called Sansevieria Trifasciata and mother-in-law's tongue is a popular variety for houseplant lovers. Known for filtering the air and removing nasty pollutants, it's ideal for allergy sufferers and is also great for boosting mental health. However, according to Feng Shui, get the positioning of your snake plant right, and it can promote positive vibes.

It is relatively easy to care for a snake plant; it needs little water (hurray!) and is tolerant of most light conditions, not to mention easy on the eyes. Andy Little, houseplant buyer at British Garden Centres, adds, 'This striking architectural plant is believed to absorb negative energy and produce protective vibes. It also has the added benefits of purifying the air while you sleep, making it ideal for bedrooms. Its sword-like leaves are thought to cut through bad energy.'

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