Worshiping Lord Shiva during the month of Shravan pleases him and he continues to shower his blessings. Devotees worship him for a month. Additionally, generous amounts of water are poured onto the Shivalinga during Shravan. Performing Rudrabhishekam during Shravan is also considered highly fruitful. Similarly, in Hinduism, there are certain plants considered auspicious to plant in or around the home during Shravan.

According to religious and Vastu Shastra scriptures, planting certain plants in the home during the month of Shravan brings happiness, prosperity, and positive energy. So, let's explore which plants are considered auspicious to plant during the month of Shravan.

basil

In Hinduism and Vastu Shastra, Tulsi is considered very sacred and auspicious. This plant is worshipped in every home. It is considered best to plant Tulsi in the home during the months of Shravan and Kartik. This plant increases the positive energy in the home. Lighting a ghee lamp under the Tulsi plant and circumambulating it every evening is considered auspicious.

Banana tree

The banana tree is considered the abode of Lord Vishnu, the protector of the universe. It is recommended to plant a banana tree in the home during the month of Shravan and every Thursday. It is always recommended to plant a banana tree in the backyard. It is believed that worshipping a banana tree daily alleviates many of life's problems.

Pomegranate tree

A pomegranate tree should be planted in the home during the month of Shravan. It is best to plant this tree a short distance from the main gate. Planting this tree provides protection from evil forces and black magic.

Shami tree

The Shami tree is very dear to Lord Shani. It is believed to pacify Shani Dosha. This tree should be planted on the evening of the month of Shravan or on any Saturday. Lighting a mustard oil lamp under this tree on Saturdays brings blessings from Lord Shani and alleviates life's troubles.

Ficus tree

The Peepal tree is considered very sacred. However, it should not be planted indoors. It is best to plant it on the roadside or in a public place. It should be planted on any day of the month of Shravan, preferably on a Thursday.