Soil If you're not growing the plant in water, use moist, well-drained soil. Remember to check the soil to make sure it doesn't dry out or get too soggy. Your lucky bamboo should be watered around ...

Indoor plants are on the rise, particularly with the millennial generation. Recently, I added to my collection with a Lucky bamboo plant and now I’m on a quest to best take care of this new ...

But D. sanderiana grows more slowly, more neatly and more compactly than bamboo, he said, which makes it good for indoor use. Vega views the plant’s “lucky” element in a different light.

But D. sanderiana grows more slowly, more neatly and more compactly than bamboo, he said, which makes it good for indoor use. Vega views the plant’s “lucky” element in a different light.

Many of you have seen the plant in nurseries or even in stores at the mall. It is called Lucky Bamboo. Lucky, maybe, because it is easy to grow and will thrive in any office or home situation. Bamboo, ...

Indoor lucky bamboo plants prefer spots that get a moderate amount of indirect sunlight with an average to above-average relatively humidity. Or, as Hancock puts it, “If you’re comfortable, it ...

Lucky Bamboo is a popular indoor plant that can grow hydroponically or in soil. Lillian Katiso a gardener at Maua and More says hydroponics is a type of horticulture which involves growing plants ...

Lucky bamboo thrives in temperatures between 65° and 95°F, so you shouldn't need to change the temperature of your home to care for the plant. However, lucky bamboo doesn't tolerate large fluctuations ...

Tulsi, lucky bamboo: 5 indoor houseplants that symbolise prosperityThis leafy plant helps remove toxic pollutants from the air and can be grown anywhere in the house with sufficient sunlight. It ...

But D. sanderiana grows more slowly, more neatly and more compactly than bamboo, he said, which makes it good for indoor use. Vega views the plant’s “lucky” element in a different light.