Dracaena Surculosa ( Japanese Bamboo)
Japanese Bamboo is a deeply ingrained element of Japanese culture, ecology, and economy, valued for its rapid growth, strength, and versatility. It is often paired with pine and plum (sho-chiku-bai) to represent strength, endurance, and a young spirit, commonly used in art, on kimono, and during New Year's celebrations.
Lighting:
Bright Light
Indirect Light
Watering:
Water when the top 1-2 inches of soil feel dry to the touch.
Mist the leaves occasionally.
Environment:
Do not place plant directly in the path of blowing air-con units.
Varied growth based on light.
Tips:
The fluoride and salt in tap water can cause brown tips and margins on leaves.
Air Purifying abilities.