Description
| Botanical name | Dracaena sanderiana | ||||
| Common name | Lucky Bamboo | ||||
| Family | Asparagaceae | ||||
| About | The common houseplant that most people refer to as lucky bamboo is not actually bamboo. While the stalks or stems do resemble bamboo, it’s actually called Dracaena or Dracaena sanderiana. | ||||
| Category | House plant | ||||
| Plant type | Perennial | ||||
| Origin | Central Africa | ||||
| Light | Lucky bamboo prefers bright, filtered sunlight. Exposure to direct sunlight will scorch the leaves. Plants are more tolerant to less light than too much. If the plant appeared to be dull, leaf colour getting faded, then it requires to place under more light. | ||||
| Water | Change the water & clean the pebbles & bowl once in a week.
For tap water, preserve the water 24 hrs to minimise the presence of salts, chlorine, fluoride etc. |
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| Particulars | Dose | Schedule | Mode | ||
| Summer | winter | ||||
| Micro nutrient | Lifeline | 2 ml / Litre | 60 Days | 90 Days | Liquid application |
| Pest control | Growneem | 2 ml / litre | 30 Days | 30 Days | Foliar spray |
| Toxicity | Toxic to pets & human. | ||||
| Toxic chemical | Saponin | ||||
| Symptom | Vomiting (occasionally with blood), depression, anorexia, hyper salivation, dilated pupils (cats). | ||||
Deliverable
- · Glass Boll (Click here to see)· Pebbles· Plant type – 2 layer & 3 layers
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