dragon lucky bamboo Baby Dracaena 'Lucky Bamboo'

dragon lucky bamboo Baby Dracaena 'Lucky Bamboo'Baby Dracaena Sanderiana Lucky Bamboo has an unusual appearance. Upright, green canes grow in water and despite this plants name and appearance, it is not actually a member of the bamboo family. Its an easy to grow, low maintenance plant which would look great in any room of the home. Place your Lucky Bamboo in bright, indirect light, in a vase of water. You can add pebbles to the vase too to keep the plant upright. Replace the water weekly and mist

Baby Dracaena Sanderiana Lucky Bamboo has an unusual appearance. Upright, green canes grow in water and despite this plants name and appearance, it is not actually a member of the bamboo family. It’s an easy to grow, low maintenance plant which would look great in any room of the home.

Place your Lucky Bamboo in bright, indirect light, in a vase of water. You can add pebbles to the vase too to keep the plant upright. Replace the water weekly and mist every few days if the air in your home is relatively dry.

Baby plants are perfect for anyone looking to fill smaller spaces, and they make excellent gift plants. A Baby Lucky Bamboo would be perfect for any plant lover thanks to its easy to care for nature!

It’s not unusual to give your plant a name… so don’t hesitate to choose one that you think suits the plant! Try naming your plant with the first name or word that you think of when you look at it - that’s how we ended up with an orchid named Clover and spider plant called Joseph. Choose the perfect name for your Lucky Bamboo!