Lucky Bamboo plant is a popular indoor houseplant that had became popular after its cultural significance as a good omen in the ancient practice of Fengshui had been proven in the world. It became a household plant after it became a name in every household as a plant that bring good fortune .
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How to grow the Lucky Bamboo plant and care
It is interesting to note here while it is called Bamboo plant due to its resemblance to Bamboo it is actually not a Bamboo plant instead a variety of Dracaeana Family. It is an easy to Grow indoor plant that requires ample indirect sunlight and can be easily grown in water , sand and any well drained soil .
Propagation of Lucky Bamboo plant
Lucky Bamboo is an easy to grow plant that requires minimal care and grows well indoor . The Lucky Bamboo cutting can be propagated through stem cuttings . The cuttings obtained from the offshoots grown on the plant can be easily grown in water and also can be grown in well drained soil with the use of rooting hormone .
According to Chinese culture Fengshui Bamboo stalks can be directly effecting your fate and bring good omen . According to Chinese culture Fengshui number of stalks grown of Lucky Bamboo plant have their own significance and there quantity individually symbolizes the positivity and prosperity in our life.
Although this plant is not directly related to bringing good fortune in life the placement of plant according to Fengshui and Vaastu shastra has mentioned its significance in bringing positive energy and happiness in home when placed in the south east direction of House.
My personal experience of Growing Lucky Bamboo
I had planted set of six stalks of Lucky bamboo about five years back in a small jar which was kept in a living room with indirect sunlight . It grew within a year with offshoots growing on three of the stalks which I trimmed and used for propagation. While what positive effect it brought into my life is still unascertainable it is definitely a great indoor plant that can be grown to add greenery to your room .
It's so interesting to learn that Lucky Bamboo isn't actually bamboo at all but a type of Dracaeana. I totally thought it was the real thing. I love your point that even if the good luck is unascertainable, it's definitely a fantastic, easy-to-grow plant that adds such great positive energy and greenery to a room. www.melodyjacob.com
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