Topic: Dracaena Sanderiana
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What is dracaena sanderiana in English
Can you specify what language dracaena sanderiana is in? It doesn't appear to be a real word in any language. Read More »
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How toxic is Dracaena sanderiana to cats?
Dracaena sanderiana is highly toxic. Although widely known as Lucky Bamboo, this plant belongs to the Water Lily family. Toxicity symptoms includes but not exclusive to : dilated pupils, breathing difficulty, abdominal pain, increased heart... Read More »
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Where was the lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) first located?
It was first found in Asia (Taiwan and southern China). Source(s): http://www.natureperfect.com/lucky-bambo… Read More »
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a little more care than just plunk it.... water roots are more fragile than soil roots... so care should be taken with the transfer... and the soil should remain very wet for the first week or more so those tender roots never dry out while ...
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**Lucky bamboo is not a true bamboo. It is a Dracaena, which is in the ((lily ))family. True bamboo is much more hardy than this Dracaena. http://www.bambooheadquarters.com/luckyb… **Lucky Bamboo IS NOT of the corn family. Lucky bamboo come...
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The Short: Put the stalk on its side. The green shoot will turn upwards. Turn the stalk as needed to coax growth in the desired direction. The Long: Unfortunately old, hardened growth cannot be trained. Plants are programed to send new grow...
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