Unlucky trees Whoever plants them in the garden is asking for misfortune. Poles’ favorite tree is a symbol of sadness. The importance of plants

• A popular tree in gardens, appreciated for its rapid growth, has a hidden, dark history.
• According to ancient beliefs, this plant symbolizes sadness and can affect household members.
• It turns out that its presence also poses real threats to health and the garden.
• Before you decide to plant it, find out why some people call it the “tree of misfortune”!

Whoever plants it in the garden is asking for misfortune

For years, one tree has dominated Polish gardens – thuja, or arborvitae. Poles plant them not only for decorative reasons, but also treat it as a natural separation from the neighbor. Thuja undoubtedly owes its fame to the fact that it grows quickly and does not require careful care. However, as it turns out, thuja, loved by Poles, can have a negative impact on humans. Not everyone even realizes that thujas were once planted mainly in cemeteries. The tree was a symbol of mourning and despair. At that time, breeding it in inhabited places was avoided. Over time, it began to be treated as an ornamental tree and thujas were increasingly planted in gardens. However, as it turns out, thuja can have a bad effect on a person and even make him feel bad.

Thuja is a symbol of sadness. Superstitions about plants

According to thuja, these are plants that can cause a lot of damage to us. Some people claim that the popular tree has a negative impact on the well-being and relationships between household members – it draws out life energy, weakens the mood, deepens sadness and pessimism, makes household members irritable and conflictual, and may even…

Thujas are harmful to health

Although thujas are extremely popular in Polish gardens, it is worth remembering that their charm conceals some dangers. The essential oils contained in thuja are poisonous to both humans and animals. Consuming even a small amount of this plant can lead to serious health problems. What’s more, these trees can have a negative impact on our well-being even with their smell, especially intense during the flowering period in April and May.

And that’s not all! Thujas provide an ideal environment for ticks that carry dangerous diseases, as well as for fungi that may threaten other plants in your garden. So before you decide to plant a thuja, carefully consider all the pros and cons, taking into account not only the aesthetics, but above all the health and safety of you and your loved ones.