Bamboo plants indoor

Indoor bamboo plants are usually of the Dracaena sanderiana variety, also known as “lucky bamboo.” They are bright and cheery, a chartreuse splash of color that invigorates an office space or an overlooked corner of your home. With the right knowledge, bamboo plants are relatively easy to care for. Here are our tips. As with many plants, water is a balancing act with your bamboo.

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Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) originally comes from Central Africa where it is used to a particular environment where it receives indirect light, warmth, and some humidity. Even though it is…

A guide to growing your lucky bamboo indoors in soil or in standing waterCaring for a lucky bamboo plant is a relaxing pastime that's great for reducing stress. This houseplant is simple to take care of, and it's believed that keeping...

If your lucky bamboo is turning yellow, figuring out why can be the key to helping you revive it.

How To Care For A Bamboo Plant? Do you have a bamboo plant at home and you are looking for a complete care guide. Here we are! The Bamboo plant was once

You may be wondering, as I was: Can I grow bamboo inside at home? And while the simple answer may be “yes,” bamboo is not often thought of as a houseplant for several reasons. Nonetheless, with dedication and perseverance, and the tips we have for you here, bamboo can be a beautiful addition to your indoor garden.

There are hundreds of bamboo species you can grow indoors, from colorful table plants to majestic centerpieces. Bamboo tends to be more stressed in an indoor environment, so plenty of tender loving care is required. A close eye on moisture...

Is your lucky bamboo turning yellow? Yellowing lucky bamboo leaves is a sign of plant stress. Learn how to fix your yellowing lucky bamboo plant.