Feng shui lucky bamboo care and tips
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What is lucky about lucky bamboo?
Lucky bamboo is an easy way to improve your home's feng shui. Living plants improve the qi of any room they are placed in.
The lucky bamboo plant itself is a symbol of luck and abundance due to its rapid growth. It not only makes an excellent housewarming gift, but it can be a great gift to yourself if your home could use some luck!
Table of Contents
- Choosing a lucky bamboo plant
- How to grow lucky bamboo
- Care of lucky bamboo plants
- Lucky bamboo fertilizer
- Yellow lucky bamboo plants
- Lucky bamboo stalks
- Spiral lucky bamboo plants
- Heart shaped lucky bamboo stalks
- Buy more lucky bamboo plants
- Choose a good planter
- Asian ceramic planters
- Lucky bamboo pictures
- Lucky bamboo fabric
- Lucky bamboo links
Caring for your
lucky bamboo plants
Choosing a lucky bamboo plant
Choose lucky bamboo that is green and healthy. Bruising or insect damage are signs of an unhealthy plant.
Lucky bamboo plants are usually grown in water, but if yours is grown in soil, check that the soil is not dry. Dry soil will kill the plant quickly.
Care of lucky bamboo plants
Lucky bamboo is an easy plant to care for. All it needs is low lighting and some water. Those who are unlucky in gardening will enjoy such a low maintenance plant.
If you wish to add some fertilizer, there are types designed specifically for lucky bamboo plants. Choose one of those for best results.
Lucky bamboo fertilizer
Yellow lucky bamboo plants
If your lucky bamboo plant turns yellow, it is getting too much light. These plants need low lighting. Move the plant to a dark interior room for a few days, and it should perk up.
Lucky bamboo meanings
Lucky bamboo stalks
Different numbers of lucky bamboo stalks have different meanings. Three, five, and twenty-one stalks are the best groupings to look for.
You might also see heart-shaped lucky bamboo plants. These are lucky for love.
Spiral lucky bamboo plants
Heart shaped lucky bamboo stalks
Buy more lucky bamboo plants
Lucky bamboo vases
and ceramic pots
Choose a good planter
The important thing when selecting a planter for your lucky bamboo plant is that you can see the water level easily. There needs to be at least an inch of water at all times. I like using glass planters for this reason, but the pretty ceramic pots used for bonsai plants also work well since they're fairly shallow.
Asian ceramic planters
great for potting lucky bamboo plants
More lucky bamboo
Lucky bamboo fabric
Lucky bamboo links
- Flickr: Lucky Bamboo
- Lucky bamboo pictures.
Thanks for visiting!
Did you enjoy reading this lens? Would you like to leave some feedback, or just make a suggestion? I'm always glad to hear what more you'd like to see here!
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karmicchristian
Dec 15, 2011 @ 6:12 am | delete
- Been wanting to have one for a long time. Time to get one home!
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kingsrookie Oct 31, 2011 @ 12:49 pm | delete
- Wow! I'm irish so I'm filled with luck and I'm growing shamrocks but, these are amazing, I will definately have to grow these!
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cffutah
Oct 18, 2011 @ 8:37 pm | delete
- liked this, have a few of these plants in our office. 'thumbs up' to you tonight.
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emmalarkins
Oct 14, 2011 @ 6:27 pm | delete
- Interesting. I didn't know the yellow was from too much light!
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