live indoor bamboo plants 7 Lucky Bamboo Plant 4" Stalks Live Plant – Seed World

live indoor bamboo plants 7 Lucky Bamboo Plant 4" Stalks Live Plant – Seed WorldLucky bamboo is a great indoor plant that is very easy to grow. Not only does it do well in soil, but it does well in plain water, as well. Properly cared for, it can grow to about 2 to 3 feet in height. Create and design your personal lucky bamboo arrangement. All you need is your favorite vase, put some pebbles or stones to hold them together and use distilled or purified water. You can also put them in your aquarium or design your fountain with

Lucky bamboo is a great indoor plant that is very easy to grow. Not only does it do well in soil, but it does well in plain water, as well. Properly cared for, it can grow to about 2 to 3 feet in height.

Create and design your personal lucky bamboo arrangement. All you need is your favorite vase, put some pebbles or stones to hold them together and use distilled or purified water.

You can also put them in your aquarium or design your fountain with lucky bamboo. It is so relaxing! Also, ideal as wedding favors!

How to Grow in Water

Fill the bottom of a container with pebbles and add enough water to rise to a couple of inches above the pebbles. The roots of the plant should be submerged. Change the water every one to two weeks in order to prevent rotting. The water should always look clear and smell fresh. Use distilled or purified water.

How to Grow in Soil

Use well-aerated potting soil with good drainage. Water so that the soil is kept moist but not waterlogged.

Do's & Don'ts:

Container size: Choose a container that allows for at least one inch of space all the way around the plant so that the roots have room to spread.

Light: Place the plant in bright but indirect light. This plant cannot survive under direct sunlight; it will burn. You may need to periodically rotate the plant so that all sides receive equal light.

Temperature: Keep the plant within a temperature range of 65℉ and 90℉. Do not place the plant near a heating or cooling vent.

Water: Use water that does not contain chlorine or fluoride. These chemicals can affect the color of the leaves and make them turn yellow or brown. Distilled or purified water is best.

Fertilizer: You can occasionally add a drop of liquid fertilizer to encourage growth. For best results, use a fertilizer that is specifically formulated for lucky bamboo—but be careful not to over-fertilize. Make sure the liquid fertilizer is mixed well in water before adding the bamboos. The fertilizer should not directly touch any part of the bamboo.

Trimming: Remove dead or yellow leaves

Quantity: 7 stalks lucky bamboo 4 inches each