Lucky Bamboo curly

🎋 Lucky Bamboo (Curly Form)

Dracaena sanderiana

Common Names: Lucky Bamboo, Spiral/Curly Bamboo, lucky bamboo curly
Type: Semi-aquatic houseplant (not a true bamboo)

🔹 Appearance

• Long green stalks trained into curly/spiral shapes.
• Topped with clusters of narrow green leaves.
• Often grown in vases, bowls, or decorative aquascapes.

🔹 Care Requirements

• Light: Bright, indirect light (avoid direct sun which can scorch leaves).
• Water: Distilled, RO, or dechlorinated water. Keep roots submerged.
• Temp: 65–90 °F (room temp).
• Substrate: Can be grown in plain water with pebbles for support or potted in soil.
• Water Level: Keep at least 1–3 inches of water covering roots at all times.

🔹 Benefits

• Easy, low-maintenance plant.
• Attractive for aquariums, terrariums, or home décor.
• Popular in Feng Shui for bringing good fortune and harmony.
• Absorbs some nutrients from water, improving clarity in aquariums.

🔹 Tips

• Change water weekly to prevent stagnation.
• Avoid tap water with fluoride or chlorine (causes leaf yellowing).
• Fertilize lightly every 1–2 months if kept in water.
• Can be trained into spirals or braided shapes with careful growth guidance.

✨ Fun fact: Despite its name, Lucky Bamboo isn’t bamboo at all — it’s related to the Dracaena family and has been used as a symbol of luck and prosperity for centuries.