Lucky Bamboo

21/09/2018

Good day all...with a heavy heart,i would like to inform you that ann gilmer,the founder of lucky bamboo has passed on....lucky bamboo will no longer be available.. sorry for the inconvenience..thank you

14/02/2017

Coming soooooon! !!!

28/01/2017

New stock available. 60 cm stems R60

27/11/2016

According to the Chinese tradition, the meaning of lucky bamboo is tied to how many stalks you have.
One stalk is of truth or commitment.
Two stalks represent love.
Three stalks represent Fu (happiness), Lu (wealth), and Soh (long life).
Five stalks represent the areas of life that represent wealth (e.g., spiritual, mental, emotional, physical, and intuitive).
Six stalks represent good luck and wealth.
Seven stalks represent good health.
Eight stalks represent growth.
Nine stalks represent great luck.
Ten stalks represent perfection.
Twenty-one stalks represent a powerful blessing.

Interestingly, you'll never find a traditional lucky bamboo arrangement with four stalks. In Chinese, the word for four is close to the word for death, so a gift of four bamboo stalks would be considered very rude, as if you had wished death on the recipient! This is very unlucky!!!

24/11/2016

New stock available from 28 November .

50 cm curly stems

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20 cm straight stems

24/11/2016

27/05/2016

Japanese Zen Pond

27/05/2016

24/04/2016

Dracaena braunii is a species of the genus Dracaena. Although the word bamboo occurs in several of this plant's common names, D. braunii is of an entirely different taxonomic order from true bamboos. Despite several of its common names that suggest it is from China or Belgium, it is a native African species.

Keeping lucky bamboo inside houses and business places is believed to bring happiness and prosperity, and this belief has promoted sales of lucky bamboo shoots grown in decorative pots.The plant has become the most popular indoor plant in certain parts of India, where the plants are usually imported from China and Taiwan. From Wikipedia