2 Layer Lucky Bamboo with Glass Pot

~~₹999.00~~ ₹355.00

About The Plant: Lucky Bamboo is well-known for bringing good fortune, prosperity and positive vibes. Lucky bamboo symbolize happy life making it a perfect gift for any occasion. These plants are extremely easy to take care, require very little maintenance and have air-purifying capability. You can keep this plant in air-conditioned rooms also.
Placing Of Plant: Flourishes best in bright, indirect natural light or bright artificial light. It shouldnever be subjected to direct sunlight, as this may cause leaf burn. You can keep this plant in air-conditioned rooms also but keep away from the AC vents.
Watering Schedule: Watering is simple for the Lucky bamboo plant. Water must be changed after every 6-7 days for better growth.
Item contains Lucky Bamboo 2-layer plant with Glass Pot: Quantity-1. It also includes organic starch jelly to retain water which roots can absorb when needed by capillary action.

Category: All Plants Tags: Air Purifying Plants, All Plants, Creepers & Climbers Plants, Green Gifting, Indoor Plants, Vaastu Plants, Wellness Plants

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2 Layer Lucky Bamboo With Glass Pot

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Watering

In water:If growing in a water vase filled with pebbles, change the water weekly to avoid any diseases and odors. Make sure that the water is always completely covering the roots. Add a bit of water every two to seven days as needed. Completely change the water every two to three months or more frequently if you find the water giving off a foul odor.In soil: should be kept moderately moist. Lucky bamboo does not like to be soggy or dry. To determine water needs, stick your finger in the soil up to your first knuckle (about an inch deep); if soil feels dry, water. It is very important for lucky bamboo to have good drainage good drainage when planted in soil. Lucky bamboo in soil will need to be misted every couple of days.

Soil & Fertilization

Lucky bamboo doesn’t require much fertilizer and can survive in pure water for quite a while. When you bring lucky bamboo home don’t fertilize it for a couple of weeks; this will prevent over-fertilization. In water: Fertilize your lucky bamboo every couple of months (you can go longer). You can use a little dirty aquarium water (if you have it) or a diluted (tenth of the normal strength) water-soluble houseplant fertilizer. The best time to fertilize is when you change the water. In soil: You can fertilize with the same type of fertilizer as above; however, you will need to fertilize once a month. Just replace one of your regular water cycles with the diluted water-soluble fertilizer.

Lucky Bamboo and Chinese Traditions

According to Chinese traditions, the significance of lucky bamboo is tied to how many stalks you have. There are different meanings associated with various lucky bamboo arrangements. For example:

1. Two stalks represent love.
2. Three stalks represent Fu (happiness), Lu (wealth), and Soh (long life).
3. Five stalks represent balance, peace, harmony, and power in all areas of your life.
4. Six stalks represent good luck and wealth.
5. Seven stalks represent good health.
6. Eight stalks represent growth.
7. Nine stalks represent great luck.
8. Ten stalks represent perfection.
9. Twenty-one stalks represent a powerful blessing.

You’ll rarely find a traditional lucky bamboo arrangement with four stalks. In Chinese culture, the word for “four” is close to the word for “death,” so a gift of four bamboo stalks would be considered very rude as if you had wished death on the recipient.

Propagation

New Lucky Bamboo can be created through vegetative propagation. Begin by finding a node – the raised rings that grow around the stalk – make a cut about an inch above the node. You will now have a top and a bottom. Leave the bottom in the original container. The bottom will have no leaves and after a few days will need to be lightly misted every few days to encourage new growth. The tops will have all of the leaves. Take the top and dip the cut end in rooting hormone. Let it dry overnight before placing the top in the original container or a new container.