Indoor bamboo

Wondering if real bamboo plants can thrive indoors? Learn how to grow bamboo indoors and what species you can choose from!

Shallow depth rectangular planter. Nice color contrast between Light planter and dark bamboo. (However this photo is artificial bamboo, and I'd prefer a real plant)

Bamboo is a large grass species found natively in tropical regions and is popular in landscaping for its height and hardiness. It even holds the record as the fastest-growing plant in the world, having grown up to four feet in a single day! But is growing bamboo indoors hard? So you may then be wondering,

Bamboo can get a bad reputation, but not all types are invasive! Learn about its planting benefits and care instructions, as well as how to stop the spread of it.

This modern landscape design combines bamboo and river rock to create a tranquil space for visitors and employees.

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...

Create a larger than life look in your home instantly with Fast Growing Indoor Plants that Grow Tall to add beauty and character to your space.

The lucky bamboo is a real bamboo plant, typically from the species Dracaena sanderiana. It is relatively small and you can put it in a pot and place it indoors as a Feng Shui charm, and it is quite aesthetically-pleasing so it can also act as a decoration. The lucky bamboo has been popular for centuries not only in China but in various other eastern cultures like Japan.

Lucky bamboo brings an exotic, Far East feel to your home. And it thrives in either water or soil. Here's how to care for lucky bamboo.

Dracaena Lucky Bamboo for sale.