Description

Plant Details

• Plant Size: Approximately 6 inches in overall height, from bottom of pot to top leaf and 3 inches spread
• Other name(s): Dracaena Braunii, Friendship Bamboo, Curly Bamboo, Chinese Bamboo, and Chinese Water Bamboo
• Plant Type: Lucky Bamboo
• Plant Placement: Indoors
• Maximum Reachable Height: Up to 3 feet (84 inches) 
• Difficulty: Easy to grow and low maintenance 

 

What’s Included

• Plant: 2 Layers Lucky Bamboo Plant (1)
• Pot: 5 inch Round Glass Vase (Transparent) (1)

 

Please Note

• All images displayed are of real products
• Though it is advised to use the images for reference purpose only
• Actual product may vary in shape or design as per the availability and based on climate, age, height and season
• The actual delivery time may differ depending on the availability of the product

 

Care Tips

Light

• Indirect sunlight like from a south or west facing window
• Direct sunlight can be harmful

 

Water

• Add fresh, clean water to your bamboo plant two or three times each week
• It is important to keep several inches of water in the container, making sure to keep the roots of the plant wet
• Changing the water every 7 to 10 days keeps your lucky bamboo in top condition

 

Toxicity

• Lucky bamboo is toxic for cats and dogs, so make sure to keep it out of reach
• If consumed by your fur babies it can cause incoordination, weakness, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, drooling and dilated pupils
• Lucky bamboo is not toxic to humans

 

Temperature & Humidity

• Lucky bamboo thrives in temperatures anywhere from 18–35°C, so it makes a great office or house plant
• During colder months, be wary about leaving your plant near windows or other places with a cold draft

 

Potting and Repotting 

• Once you see the roots crowding, move the bamboo to a larger container
• If your plant is growing in just water, simply move it to a new vase
• If you’re using rocks, dump them out, place your plant in the new container (or trim back the roots to use the same container) and replace the rocks
•  If you’re using soil, dampen the soil, flip the plant with your hand on the stalks and soil to remove the plant, and move it to a larger pot

 

Propagation

• To propagate a lucky bamboo plant, first identify a healthy parent stalk (should have more than two bamboo segments) with an offshoot
• Clip the offshoot from where it connects to the parent plant stalk and remove its bottom layer of leaves to create a new independent stalk
• Place the new stalk in a small container of water and nurture the plant as you would a larger one. Repot as needed