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News Topical, Digital Desk : Today we're talking about the Shami plant, which is believed to be associated with both Shani Dev and Lord Shiva. Planting this plant in the home is also considered auspicious in Vastu Shastra. If you want to plant a Shami plant at home, be sure to keep some Vastu rules in mind. Let's learn more about it.
In which direction should the Shami tree be planted?
According to Vastu Shastra, the Shami tree should always be planted outside the home, such as on the balcony, terrace, or in the garden. It should never be planted indoors. You can plant it on the south side of the house, which is considered auspicious. Vastu also considers the east side or north-east direction of the house to be the best place to plant the Shami tree.
You get these amazing benefits
- If you plant a Shami tree at home and worship it regularly, you get the blessings of Shani Dev.
- Offering Shami leaves on Shivling also brings blessings of Mahadev.
- It also provides relief from the influence of inauspicious planets found in the horoscope.
- Worship the Shami tree every Saturday and light a mustard oil lamp. This reduces the effects of Shani Dasha.
- If a person is going through Saturn's Sade Sati , then he should definitely plant a Shami tree in his house.
- Planting a Shami plant in the house can also provide relief from obstacles in marriage.
Keep these things in mind
Saturday is considered the best day to plant a Shami tree, as it is dedicated to Lord Shani. It is also important to ensure that the Shami tree is protected from direct sunlight.
If you're planting it near the main entrance, position it so that it faces the right side of the main entrance when viewed from the outside. The Shami tree doesn't require a lot of water, so water it only enough to keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging. You can also offer water to the Shami tree regularly.
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