Why is it not good feng shui to have a tree growing on a new grave in the first year?

Our country is vast and rich in resources, so the customs and habits in many places are very different. From small things like eating to big things like visiting graves, each place has its own rules. So why don't we visit a new grave in the first year? Is it good feng shui to have trees growing on graves?

Why don't we visit the graves of new people in the first year?

The first year of a new grave is not a year of burial, because the first year needs to be stable, so that the new grave has time to settle, but different places have different customs, so it needs to be carried out according to local customs;

In some areas, a new grave needs to be maintained within three years after it is completed: descendants must offer wine and food, three kinds of meat and five kinds of fruits as sacrifices, and the first year's tomb must be opened after the Spring Festival before Qingming Festival. "New graves cannot be swept by the Spring Festival" refers to new graves, that is, those who died in the previous year or the current year. In some areas, it refers to those who died within three years of the new death. Tomb sweeping should be done before the Spring Festival. The Spring Festival is the fifth Wu day after the beginning of spring. After that, every year around Qingming Festival, people will lead their descendants to sweep the tombs with fruits and paper.

Tomb sweeping, commonly known as visiting the grave, is an activity to commemorate the dead. In many places in China, there are strict rules for visiting graves, usually on the anniversary of the death, the 15th day of the first lunar month, Tomb-Sweeping Day, the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, the 1st day of the tenth lunar month, New Year's Eve or the third day of the first lunar month. The younger generation must prepare daily necessities for offering sacrifices to the deceased (including cigarettes, alcohol, steamed buns, incense, paper money, firecrackers, wreaths, etc.) and go to the deceased's grave to offer sacrifices to express their longing for the older generation.

Is it good feng shui to have trees growing on graves?

It is bad from the perspective of Feng Shui to have trees growing on graves;

Some people plant trees next to graves. If these trees are too close to the graves, or if the roots of the trees are well developed, they may reach into the graves and cause damage. If trees grow on a grave, it means that the moisture in the grave is very high, which is why the trees grow lushly. If it is not cleaned in time, it will bring harm to future generations. The moisture in a grave can also be seen by looking at the tombstone and the grave. If the area around the grave or the tombstone is covered with moss, it means that the moisture is very heavy and water may have entered the grave. If the grave and tombstone are dry and fresh, it means they are safe and can connect to the earth.

If a tree grows on a grave and you allow it to grow, the roots will penetrate into the grave and drain away the dragon energy, which is unlucky! Trees can also be planted behind the grave, which is like a backer. If trees are planted behind, it means that future generations will receive help from noble people. If the branches and leaves just cover the top of the tomb, it is like a crown, representing the coolness and shade, which is called "shade for future generations" in Feng Shui.