Lucky Bamboo is not actually bamboo. It is related to the Dragon Tree and features canes that tend to curl and create interesting shapes. It is a favorite of feng shui enthusiasts and is believed to enhance chi energy and bring good luck to the home.

Indoor houseplants need a balanced mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to maintain healthy leaves, vibrant flowers, and a strong root system. Most indoor houseplant plant foods will provide the right amount of nutrients for a wide variety of plants. Many include additional nutrients that are beneficial to plants such as boron, magnesium, and manganese. Plant foods come in different forms such as liquid, slow-release, or granular products.

This type of soil mix is ideal for most houseplants because it’s well-draining, lightweight, and easy to handle. A good indoor houseplant soil mix will include ingredients such as compost, pine bark, coir, worm castings, peat moss, hydrafiber, or perlite.

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Lucky Bamboo

very easy to maintain grows well in LECA 

very easy to maintain and looks so nice in my room! I am growing mine in a glass jar with rocks and water, the roots are really starting to spread out and look so cool!

love this little guy. plant him in just rocks and water, then just forget about him and watch him grow!

super easy to maintain and brings a fun look to the room

Lucky bamboo is a fun addition to the plant collection. Easy to take care of and looks cute!

Very easy to take care of! I have mine on the windowsill of a basement bedroom, and it's thriving.

Sindy Melara 

These plants require a lot of maintenance to bring your perfect zen! Stable humidity required, leaves grow from every node so you will have to prune these to keep your preferred appearance. Also collects dust so leaf cleaning is required to prevent a possible pest problem 

Lucky Bamboo

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