Lucky Bamboo Sticks, Dracaena Sanderiana

Invite good fortune and a touch of the exotic with Lucky Bamboo. Its elegant, spiraling stalks and lush green leaves create a striking, minimalist display. This plant is cultivated in water, a unique and sustainable process that highlights its natural simplicity. By adding Lucky Bamboo to your space, you’re introducing a resilient and low-maintenance element that symbolizes positive energy and purifies the air, contributing to a more balanced and harmonious environment.

• You can normally find these plants grown in water in very unique and fashionable pots and display stands, as well as the canes being interesting themselves, sometimes curly or having bends to create unusual shapes.
• Like most plants belonging to the Dracaena family, light shade is best. If there is too much or not enough light can cause suffer to leaves.
• If growing Lucky Bamboo in water, then the roots should be submerged at all times and you will need to change the water every couple of weeks to prevent it going stagnate.
• Ensure you don’t use tap water over a continuous period and instead try to use either bottled mineral water, a home water filter or freshly collected rain water when possible and feasible to do so.
• If you’ve decided to grow your plant in water permanently then it should still last a few years in your home or workplace, providing you change the water every couple of weeks.