Braided Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana – 3 Stalks)

Looking to bring calm, balance, and beauty into your living or workspace? The Braided Lucky Bamboo is more than just a decorative plant—it’s a symbol of prosperity, harmony, and positive energy, rooted in Feng Shui traditions. Whether you’re gifting it or placing it in your home or office, this living sculpture is both elegant and meaningful.

Our Braided Lucky Bamboo is around 1.5–2 years old and stands approximately 2–3 feet tall, carefully grown and braided for aesthetic appeal. The plant features three healthy stalks interwoven in a graceful spiral, rooted in water or soil depending on your preference.

What sets this plant apart is how low-maintenance it is—no sunlight? No problem. Lucky bamboo thrives in indirect light, needs very little water, and adapts well to indoor Pakistani climates, whether you place it in a living room, office reception, or even a bathroom.

If you’re new to indoor gardening or have struggled with high-maintenance plants, this is your perfect match. It stays green and vibrant all year round with minimal care, making it ideal for beginners and frequent travelers.

🌱 Care Tip: Keep the roots in clean, chlorine-free water. Change the water once a week and avoid placing it in direct sunlight.

🔗 Pair it with:
– Pebbled glass vases to enhance the look
– Indoor soil mix if you prefer planting it in soil
– Snake Plant for a bold, vertical indoor combination

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🌱 FAQs

Q1: Does Lucky Bamboo need soil or water to grow?
It can grow in both, but it’s commonly grown in water with pebbles. Just make sure the roots are always submerged.

Q2: Is it safe for pets?
Lucky bamboo (Dracaena) is toxic to pets if ingested, so it should be placed out of reach of cats and dogs.

Q3: How often should I change the water?
Once every 7–10 days. Use filtered or boiled-and-cooled water to avoid chlorine damage.

Q4: Can it survive in air-conditioned rooms?
Yes! As long as it’s not directly exposed to cold air, it thrives well in indoor AC environments.