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Lucky Bamboo – lucky bamboo stalk, symbol of balance and prosperity

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Lucky Bamboo , despite its name, is not a true bamboo, but a tropical plant called Dracaena sanderiana , grown in the form of straight or spiral rods. In Asian culture, it is considered a symbol of luck, prosperity and harmony, and is often found in homes, offices or commercial spaces.

The " on the wire " variant refers to individual stems, sold separately or in groups, which can be personalized in arrangements or simply kept in water or in pots with substrate.

🌿 General features:

  • Botanical name: Dracaena sanderiana

  • Popular name: lucky bamboo, lucky bamboo, feng shui bamboo

  • Plant type: decorative, easy to maintain

  • Appearance: straight or spiral stems, with glossy green leaves on the upper part

  • Use: minimalist interior decoration, feng shui, symbolic gift

☀️ Care:

  • Light: indirect light; avoid direct sun which can burn the leaves

  • Water: can be grown in water (changed every 7–10 days) or in well-drained soil

  • Watering: if in the ground, water moderately, keeping the soil slightly moist

  • Temperature: 18–28°C; avoid cold and drafts

  • Fertilization: occasionally, with a diluted fertilizer (only if it is in the soil)

🧘♂️ What does it symbolize:

  • 1 thread – simple, independent life

  • 2 threads – love and partnership

  • 3 threads – happiness, wealth and long life

  • 5 threads – health

  • 8 threads – prosperity and success

  • 9 threads – supreme luck

  • 10 threads - perfection and fulfillment

  • 21 threads - blessing

Note: Lucky bamboo can be shaped over time (spiraled, braided) and adapted into various types of decorative pots. It is excellent for offices or spaces where other plants cannot withstand.

The degree of rooting (root size), color and stage of development of the leaves are factors that can vary depending on the season.
Height 50-70 cm, varies depending on the batch received.

Bamboos may have aesthetic defects on the stems.

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