1、 Neem

Neem is a deciduous tree of Meliaceae and Melia, also known as neem. Because its fruit is bitter, many families will not plant this tree, and no one is willing to find bitter fruit to eat. In Feng Shui, neem belongs to shady wood, which is also easy to attract ghosts. It is regarded as an ominous tree by people

2、 Mulberry

Mulberry is also considered to be a kind of tree that can attract ghosts. The word "mulberry" is homonymous with "funeral". If mulberry is planted in front of the door, it means that funeral may occur, which is a bad omen for people at home. From the perspective of Feng Shui, mulberry is an unlucky tree. Mulberry belongs to Yin and has heavy Yin Qi. It can gather in places with heavy Yin Qi, so that people who are weak can get sick

3、 Poplar

Poplar is also called "ghost clapping hands", because when the wind blows, the leaves will clatter and make a sound like someone clapping hands, which is also the origin of the name. Poplar is also a shade tree in Feng Shui. It is one of the shade trees. It is easy to provoke ghosts, so it is not suitable for planting at home

4、 Sophora japonica

From the name of locust tree, there is a word "ghost", which is related to ghosts. It is also Yin wood in Feng Shui. It is called ghost in wood. It also brings heavy Yin Qi and has become one of the ghost trees

5、 Willow

Willow is also a kind of ghost tree. It is said that it has the function of summoning souls. It can touch ghosts. It is also related to folk funerals. Some evil soul summoning flags are made of willow trees. They are trees in the ghost world and are not suitable for planting at home