Precautions for planting trees in the cemeteryIs it good to have a large poplar tree on the grave?

Chinese nation. The burial tradition is that both the body and the ashes must be buried in the ground to be considered complete! In many places, there is a custom of planting trees next to the graves of the dead, which is understandable, but if the trees are not planted properly, it will also have an unlucky impact on future generations.

As far as the author knows, the following problems should generally be paid attention to when planting trees next to the grave: 1. Planting trees next to the grave is easy to make the fast-growing tree roots penetrate into the tomb, destroy the integrity of the remains in the tomb or loosen the urn, and when the ashes overflow from the box, it will cause the living relatives and descendants of the family to go insane! 2. Tree roots rooted in the tomb can easily cause the tomb to enter the water or become a rat hole or a snake hole, which causes the descendants of the deceased to be evil and riddled with strange diseases.

3. The roots of the tree can pass through the grave through propagation, and when they grow upright into another tree, the grave piercing heart can be formed, which can lead to sudden heart diseases in the offspring, or even sudden! 4. Planting trees around the grave does not follow the male left and female right.

may cause the undead family to regurgitate their luck in the passing year, and some unlucky strange things will happen! After a person dies, there are three souls.

One of the corpse keepers will always guard the tomb where his body or urn is located, and if the grave has any of the above problems, it will be the descendants of the deceased who will be damaged, and we have to pay serious attention to this! Based on the above four points, the author does not recommend that you plant trees around the graves of the dead, if you really want to plant, you can follow the above principles, plant them three meters away from the graves, or dig out old trees and replace them with new ones every two years! That way, the roots of the tree will not dig deep into the tomb.

The trees planted are generally cypresses best! Because the cypress tree is evergreen, it also symbolizes the eternal life of loved ones.

There are generally some trees in front of the grave, generally there are more pine trees and cypresses, and it is also important to plant trees in front of the grave, so you should pay attention to it.

The correct place to plant a tree in front of the grave:

Many people will choose to plant two pine trees on both sides of the grave, and the pine tree itself is an auspicious tree, which has the meaning of longevity and blessing. Pine trees are planted on both sides of the tomb, just as there are left and right generals guarding each other.

You can also plant a tree at the back of the tomb, and the tree planting in the back means that there is a backer, and the descendants will have nobles to help them. If the tree grows relatively large and just covers the tomb to let the filial piety above, then it has the meaning of enjoying the shade and shading, in the words of Feng Shui, it means shade and descendants.

In addition to the location of the tree, it is also important to pay attention to the shape of the tree, the age of the tree, and the surrounding environment. If the bark of a tree is planted next to the grave, a chill will be felt when people walk by, which is not a good sign. If the grave is surrounded by weeds, it is also unlucky.

In the words of the ancients: the tree can be spiritual, is down-to-earth, has the meaning of shading, if planted well, the fortune of future generations will be better, if the planting is not good, according to the future generations is a bad omen.

If the root system is too developed, the root system will enter the tomb, which will destroy the integrity of the remains in the tomb or make the urn loose, if the ashes overflow from the urn, it will lead to mental disorders of the family members and future generations.

How long can a tree be planted in a new grave:

It can be planted in the spring of the first year. Although trees can be planted in front of the grave, not all trees can be planted, and there are three kinds of trees that cannot be planted: willow trees, jujube trees, and locust trees.

The most suitable tree to plant next to the grave is the pine and cypress, this kind of tree is easy to survive, and it is insect proof, the number of trees planted is regulated, generally even trees are OK, when planting vertical row is appropriate. There is also this pine and cypress, which is green all year round, symbolizing eternal green. The lifespan of pines and cypresses is also quite long, which represents a good omen for the continuation of future generations.

It's okay! As the saying goes, the grave is not planted with a macro and a bright three.

1. Locust tree. The locust tree is a tree species that is seen more in rural areas, and the locust flowers are fragrant in April every year, and the rural people have the tradition of picking locust flowers to make food. There is an old rural saying that "mulberry pine, pear and locust do not enter the palace of the king", which means that locust trees cannot be planted next to the graves of the ancestors, because their branches are tall and the roots are developed, which is easy to cause damage to the coffins in the tombs, and it is an unlucky sign in the eyes of the rural elders.

Therefore, people rarely plant locust trees next to the graves of their ancestors.

2. Palm trees. Palm trees are one of the many ornamental trees that can be found in parks or green belts in our daily lives. In the eyes of the rural elders, the word "brown" in the palm tree is the same as the word "final" in Chinese, which has the implication of cutting off children and grandchildren, which will inevitably lead to misunderstanding.

Therefore, in reality, we rarely see the phenomenon of people planting palm trees on graves.

3. Saponaria tree.

Saponaria is a natural detergent used by ancient Chinese people to wash their hair and clothes, and if it is planted around the tomb with a well-developed root system, it will cause damage to the structure of the tomb and the coffin over time. In addition, the saponaria tree is full of thorns, and the thorns have the meaning of "nailing" in the rural folk, if the saponaria tree is planted next to the grave, it has the meaning of nailing people in the eyes of the older generation, which is an unlucky sign. In front of the graves of rural people, people often do not plant saponaria trees.

1. The size of the trees around the cemetery.

Trees located near the grave should not be too large, because once the shape of the tree is large, its roots will inevitably be very long and thick, and if it is too close to the grave, the roots will sink into the tomb, causing the entire tomb to be damaged.

Once this happens, it will directly damage the feng shui of the environment near the tomb, and even damage the coffin inside the tomb in serious cases.

2. Trees should not be planted too close to the grave.

If the tree is too close to the grave or even directly next to the grave, then the roots of the tree will inevitably extend as it grows.

In this way, it is easy to cause damage to the interior of the tomb, causing water into the tomb or attracting snakes and rats, which is a great damage to the feng shui of the tomb, which is also a great disrespect to the ancestors.

3. Don't plant a tree halfway up the grave.

If the tree is planted halfway up the tomb, it will not only collapse the tomb, but also flatten the tomb, and the roots of the tree will destroy the coffin, which is the destruction of the feng shui of the cemetery, which will seriously affect the fortune and health of the family of the owner of the cemetery.

4. The location of the tree planting in the cemetery.

You should also pay attention to the location of the tree, and do not plant the tree directly in front of the grave, especially in front of the tombstone, as this will form a hedge and cause the feng shui to flow normally.

It is best to plant on the left and right sides of the grave, or symmetrically.

5. The area around the cemetery is suitable for planting cypress trees.

Chinese plant cypress trees in cemeteries, which symbolize eternal life or rebirth, new life. It is best to plant trees with pines and cypresses, which are evergreen, have a high survival rate, and are insect proof. It means that it lasts forever.

The location generally depends on the specifications, and there are regulations for planting trees in the past, according to the level. Generally, it is a double number, 16 trees, planted on both sides of the monument.

The planting of cypress trees in the cemetery has its origins in a folklore. Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a vicious beast named the Dragon.

He likes to steal corpses and livers, and every night, he comes out to dig graves and eat corpses.

The sprite is flexible, the movement is fast, the gods are haunting, and it is impossible to guard against it, but its nature is afraid of the tiger and the cypress, so the ancients often set up stone tigers in the cemetery to avoid this evil beast.

Plant cypress trees. 6. The number of trees planted in the cemetery.

The number of trees planted near the grave should not be excessive. It is suitable for planting three or five trees. It is not advisable to plant only one tree, which is not conducive to the normal development of feng shui in the cemetery. When planting, you need to pay attention to the distance between trees.

1. The trees planted in front of the grave must be an even number.

Plant trees near graves, preferably pine, cypress and willow trees. The roots of these three trees are relatively small, so they are not planted near graves. And the branches of the tree grow into the coffin, and the dead are not at peace.

So this is the best choice for the middle number on the side of the cemetery, plus the dead man's happy double, once you decide to plant it, you must plant the double number.

2. Camphor tree, Tsubaki tree.

Locust trees cannot be planted.

There are some trees that cannot be planted near the grave, they are camphor trees, tsubaki trees, and locust trees. These three types of trees have well-developed root systems, and they are very easy to erode into the tomb when they grow up, causing the death of the ancestors to be restless. Tsubaki is a tree with a very well-developed root system and is not suitable for cemeteries.

The locust tree is the most famous ghost tree in folklore, which can suck the souls of dead humans, so don't get hit next to the cemetery. The camphor tree, like the Tsubaki tree, has a well-developed root system and is a potential threat to the owner of the tomb.

3. Plant trees 3 meters away from the grave.

Even pine, cypress and willow, the three trees that are best planted near the grave, need to be planted 3 meters away from the grave so that the roots do not grow into the coffin. In fact, in the final analysis, the emphasis on planting trees in front of the tomb is still the Chinese nation.

traditional virtues. Respect for ancestors, respect for nature, that is, respect for one's own origins.

Growing trees on graves is not good in feng shui, and it is also bad in science. Some people plant trees next to the grave, and if these trees are too close to the grave, or if the roots of the trees are developed, then they may be strung into the grave and cause damage.

The growth of trees on the grave indicates that the moisture in the cemetery is very heavy, and the trees grow luxuriantly, and if they are not cleaned up in time, they will bring disaster to future generations. The humidity of the grave is not great, and you can also see it through the stone monument and the grave of the tomb.

If the area around the grave or the tombstone is covered with moss, it means that the moisture is very heavy, and there may be water inside; If the grave and tombstone are dry and fresh, it means that they are still safe and can catch up with the earth.

If the grave and tombstone are dry and fresh, it means that they are still safe and can catch up with the earth. The tomb is wrapped in a long tree, if it is allowed to grow, the roots of the tree will penetrate into the golden cheng, so that the dragon qi is exhausted, unlucky!

Trees can also be planted at the back of the grave, such as a backing mountain, and if the tree is planted in the back, it means that future generations will receive help from noble people. If the branches and leaves are just above the tomb, it is like a crown, which has the meaning of enjoying the shade and becoming shade, which is called shade and descendants in Feng Shui.