Lucky bamboo decor glass vase

A guide to growing your lucky bamboo indoors in soil or in standing waterCaring for a lucky bamboo plant is a relaxing pastime that's great for reducing stress. This houseplant is simple to take care of, and it's believed that keeping...

Since we no longer have biweekly flower bouquets for our wall vase, my husband suggested bamboo. Then, when we start getting flowers again, they can be added in. We have a small bamboo plant in the bathroom. It survived living in our Capitol Hill condo bathroom over many years. So we ordered in nine pieces through Amazon. In order to keep the stems upright, we like to add stones/pebbles to the container. But the stones weren’t considered a necessity and they took awhile to arrive. In the…

Curly Lucky Bamboo Arrangement ($79.99) This tall arrangement of curly lucky bamboo is the perfect addition for any home or office. To order, visit: http://www.plantdecor.ca/Curly-Lucky-Bamboo-Arrangement.html

Some plants will thrive in water instead of soil and you have the added enjoyment of seeing the roots develop as your plant grows. This is a guide about growing plants in water.

A guide to growing your lucky bamboo indoors in soil or in standing waterCaring for a lucky bamboo plant is a relaxing pastime that's great for reducing stress. This houseplant is simple to take care of, and it's believed that keeping...

1. Lucky bamboo 2. Glass block 3. Water soil beads 4. Shells and rocks 5. Wire This turned out WAY better than just buying something pre-made at the store!

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Simple Cute Propagation Stations: The minimalist designed wooden frame combines well with 5 test tube vases, giving a stylish and modern touch to your plain wall. This unqiue planters is also a fun and cool way to both display and root plant cuttings, easily bringing more life into your home.

Did you know that several houseplants can grow hydroponically – meaning they can survive in just a vase full of water? Here's a list of green friends that will thrive without any potting soil.Source: permanentprocrastination.com1. English IvyTrim the leaves off the bottom half of a mature English Ivy plant. Fill a clear glass with lukewarm unchlorinated water. The best choice is bottled water, or water from a stream if you can find one.Submerge your cutting in the glass of water and place it…