Certain plants are known to draw negative energy.

Welwitschia mirabilis: This Namib Desert plant's striking appearance may be unnerving, and some cultures associate it with negative energy.

Although Aloe Vera is generally considered a good and healing plant, some cultures equate it with negative energy.

Holly (Ilex spp.): Holly can be protective or harmful in different religions.

Jade Plant (Crassula ovata): The Jade Plant is associated with luck and prosperity, yet other traditions advise against planting it in specific rooms.

Wilted or Dying Plants: Many cultures believe that wilted plants have negative energy and should be removed to maintain positive energy.

White Sage (Salvia apiana): White sage is utilized in many purification ceremonies, but overharvesting and cultural appropriation have led some to identify it with bad energy.

Thorny Plants (e.g., Roses with Thorns): Roses with sharp prickles can symbolize protection but also negative energy.

These beliefs must be approached with cultural sensitivity and an awareness that interpretations differ. 

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