Lucky Bamboo 'Victory'

Purifying and Easy-going

Like other Lucky Bamboos, ‘Victory’ is a very tolerant plant and it doesn't need constant attention. It is also one of NASA's favourite air purifiers!

• Like most plants, it likes bright indirect light. Too much sunlight can cause the leaves to burn and low light will affect their growth.
• Warmer environments are preferred but the plant will also thrive in normal moderate home temperatures. Avoid draughts.
• Let the top few inches of soil dry out before watering it. Keep the soil moist but not wet. Use distilled or collected rainwater, if you use tap water, leave it overnight in an open container so the chlorine can evaporate.
• If your home air is on the dry side, mist the plant every couple of days.
• Feed it with a diluted water-soluble fertiliser once a month.

The Dracaena sanderina’s resembles the stalks of a bamboo plant but it is actually more closely related to succulents!

They are called ‘lucky’ because they are believed to bring good fortune. The more stalks it has, the more wealth and prosperity you will receive.

Where is it from?

Native to Central Africa.

Symbolism and Feng Shui

A favourite among Feng Shui enthusiasts, they represent growth, generosity and flexibility. Its hollow stem represents an open, humble heart.

According to the Feng Shui philosophy, the Lucky bamboo is related to the five elements; earth, wood, water, fire and metal.

The hollow bamboo is believed to conduct ‘Chi’ energy, allowing wisdom and prosperity to flow through.

The placement of the Lucky bamboo in your home is also important if you follow the Chinese practice;

If you place it on the East side it will help attract health for your family members. If you place it in the South East, it will bring money and wealth.

Lucky Bamboos are easy to care for, the perfect plant for new and experienced gardeners alike!

They are, however, toxic to animals so, keep them away from your pets!

Easy going and a super purifier, the Lucky Bamboo Victory is a must-have! Get yours now!