Difference between revisions of "Care for an Indoor Bamboo Plant"

There are hundreds of bamboo species you can grow indoors, from colorful table plants to majestic centerpieces. Bamboo tends to be more stressed in an indoor environment, so plenty of tender loving care is required. A close eye on moisture is especially important to make sure the bamboo is getting plenty of water without soaking in soggy soil.<div style="background-color:#D2E9B8; color:#000; margin:0px; width:90%; padding:2px; float:right; border:3px; border-style:solid; border-color:#93B874; {{border-radius|15px}}">Follow the [[Take-Care-of-Lucky-Bamboo|lucky bamboo instructions]] if your plant:<ref name="rf1">http://www.bamboo.org/FAQ.html#HowCanIFindOutWhatKind</ref><br>– has a species name beginning with ''Dracaena''<br>– is labeled Lucky, Chinese, Water, or Curly Bamboo<br>– has red or orange roots as an adult<ref name="rf2">http://www.guide-to-houseplants.com/lucky-bamboo.html</ref><br>– ''or'' has been growing in water, not soil</div>

There are hundreds of bamboo species you can grow indoors, from colorful table plants to majestic centerpieces. Bamboo tends to be more stressed in an indoor environment, so plenty of tender loving care is required. A close eye on moisture is especially important to make sure the bamboo is getting plenty of water without soaking in soggy soil.<div style="background-color:#D2E9B8; color:#000; margin:0px; width:90%; padding:2px; float:right; border:3px; border-style:solid; border-color:#93B874; {{border-radius|15px}}">Follow the [[Take-Care-of-Lucky-Bamboo|lucky bamboo instructions]] if your plant:<ref name="rf1">http://www.bamboo.org/FAQ.html#HowCanIFindOutWhatKind</ref><br>– has a species name beginning with ''Dracaena''<br>– is labeled Lucky, Chinese, Water, or Curly Bamboo<br>– has red or orange roots as an adult<ref name="rf2">http://www.guide-to-houseplants.com/lucky-bamboo.html</ref><br>– ''or'' has been growing in water, not soil</div>

== Steps ==

== Steps ==