growing lucky bamboo in fish tank Curly Bamboo Plant – Glass Grown Aquatics

growing lucky bamboo in fish tank Curly Bamboo Plant – Glass Grown AquaticsCurly Bamboo (Dracena sanderiana) is a versatile and low maintenance plant that's perfect for adding another layer of filtration to your aquarium. Its long, slender stalks and lush leaves are sure to complement any aquatic setup, and its ability to thrive in a variety of conditions makes it a great choice for both beginner and experienced aquarium hobbyists. Not only it is easy to take care of, but it also bring good luck and positive energy to your

Curly Bamboo (Dracena sanderiana)  is a versatile and low-maintenance plant that's perfect for adding another layer of filtration to your aquarium.

Its long, slender stalks and lush leaves are sure to complement any aquatic setup, and its ability to thrive in a variety of conditions makes it a great choice for both beginner and experienced aquarium hobbyists.

Not only it is easy to take care of, but it also bring good luck and positive energy to your space!

It has a growing habitat identical to Striped and Lucky Bamboo, and it can be completely submerged for short periods of time (One month is about the extent). It should be brought up and out of the water to regenerate itself, but the roots can stay submerged.

You'll love this tropical, upright foliage to add height in your bog arrangement!

Average stalk size as shown is 15"

If you choose to keep Bamboo as a houseplant, it will need a bright window, without direct sunlight. You'll scorch the leaves in a sunbeam! Mine do very well under a covered porch in the summers here in Kansas.

As in the sample photos above, there will be some variation in size and branching. It's just the nature of the beast. The ones I send to you WILL be healthy, happy, growing merrily, and be ready to plant!