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Bamboo Plant
You want a plant that looks good, needs almost no attention, and actually means something when you ...
You want a plant that looks good, needs almost no attention, and actually means something when you place it in your home or office.
Most plants either demand daily care or look ordinary sitting on a desk. You need something that works in low light, grows in water or soil, and carries a sense of calm wherever it sits.
That is where Bamboo makes a difference.
Considered auspicious in both Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, Bamboo is one of the most gifted and most kept plants in Indian homes and offices. It grows in water or soil, thrives indoors, and needs very little from you.
With Urvann, you can get Bamboo plants starting at ₹159, delivered fresh to your doorstep.
Buy Bamboo plants online today.
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Benefits of Buying a Bamboo Plant Online for the Home
The red ribbon tied around bamboo stalks is believed to bring balance, positivity, and stability, especially when the plant is placed in an office or workspace. Many people also keep bamboo plants because they are considered symbols of good luck and harmony.
- It has great air purifying qualities
- It can easily be grown as an indoor plant as well as an outdoor plant
- It adds a touch of grandeur to the decor
- It has stress-relieving effects on the brain
- A bamboo plant for the home has great vastu benefits
Apart from these benefits, bamboo plants are also popular because they are low-maintenance and suitable for homes, offices, and gifting purposes.
Types of Bamboo Plants Available at Urvann
1. Lucky Bamboo (Most Popular)
Grows in water or soil. Available in 2-layer and 3-layer arrangements. Widely gifted for new homes, offices, and celebrations. Lucky bamboo is considered one of the good luck plants in Feng Shui.
2. Golden Bamboo
A striking variety with golden-yellow stems. Grows up to 4 feet and works well as an indoor statement plant or outdoor garden addition.
3. Soil Bamboo
Grown directly in soil, more robust and longer-lasting than water bamboo. Available in nursery pots and premium planters. Great for long-term indoor or balcony placement.
4. Water Bamboo
Also called Equisetum. Grown in water, perfect for tabletops, desk corners, and glass bowls. Minimal maintenance required.
5. Sacred Bamboo (Nandina)
Grown in large nursery bags. Used for outdoor garden borders and landscaping. Adds height and structure to garden spaces.
6. Gift-Ready Bamboo Sets
Pre-arranged Lucky Bamboo in glass bowls and premium pots is perfect to gift for housewarmings, birthdays, and corporate occasions.
How to Grow and Care for Bamboo Plants at Home
1. Choose the Right Spot
Bamboo grows well in bright, indirect sunlight. Direct harsh sun can scorch the leaves.
- Indoors: Place the bamboo near a well-lit window, which works best
- Outdoors: Bamboo will prefer a partial shade or filtered light.
Vastu Tip: Place bamboo in the eastern corner of your home for prosperity.
2. Soil vs Water Growing
- Water Bamboo: Fill a glass bowl or vase with clean water; change water every 2 weeks
- Soil Bamboo: Use a well-draining potting mix with compost or vermicompost. Avoid heavy clay soil.
3. Watering
- Soil-grown: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Avoid overwatering
- Water-grown: Keep the roots submerged. Top up as water evaporates. Do not let roots dry out.
4. Fertilising
- Soil Bamboo: Add vermicompost or compost every 4–6 weeks during the growing season.
- Water Bamboo: There is no fertiliser needed. Use filtered or room-temperature water. Avoid chlorinated tap water directly.
5. Controlling Growth
Bamboo grows rapidly. To manage size, grow in a pot rather than directly in the ground. The pot contains the root system and naturally moderates growth. Repot every 1–2 years as needed.
6. Propagation
- Take 10–15 cm stem cuttings from a healthy plant
- Best time: February–March or July–August
- Place in water or moist soil; roots develop in 3–4 weeks
Best Ways to Use Bamboo Plants in Your Home
1. Office and Desk Decor
A 2-layer or 3-layer Lucky Bamboo in a glass bowl is the most popular desk plant in Indian offices. It is compact, low-maintenance, and Vastu-friendly.
2. Living Room Statement Plant
A tall Golden Bamboo or 4-foot Soil Bamboo in a decorative pot adds height and a natural focal point to living rooms and entryways.
3. Gifting
Gift-ready Bamboo sets in glass bowls or premium pots are among the most gifted plants in India for housewarmings, Diwali, and corporate occasions.
4. Outdoor Garden Borders
Sacred Bamboo and Water Bamboo work well as outdoor border plants along walls, fences, and pathways.
5. Vastu and Feng Shui Placement
Place Lucky Bamboo in the east for health, southeast for wealth, or on your work desk for career growth according to Feng Shui principles.
Why Your Bamboo Plant Is Not Growing Well (Common Problems and Fixes)
| Problem | What It Means | Quick Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow leaves | Too much direct sun or fluoride in water | Move to indirect light; use filtered or room-temperature water |
| Brown leaf tips | Low humidity or dry air | Mist leaves lightly; move away from the AC or the fans |
| Root rot (water bamboo) | Stagnant water | Change water every 10–14 days; clean the container |
| Slow growth | Low light or nutrient deficiency | Move closer to a window; add a small amount of liquid fertiliser |
| Mushy stems | Overwatering (soil bamboo) | Let the soil dry fully before watering; check drainage holes |
| Bamboo mites (red spider mites) | Tiny red dots on leaves; fine webbing visible | Spray neem oil solution weekly; increase humidity; isolate the plant |
| Fungal spots or sooty mould | Black or brown patches on stalks or leaves | Remove affected parts; improve air circulation; avoid wet foliage; apply diluted neem oil |
Shop Bamboo Plants Online (Starting at ₹159 with Fast Delivery)
Bamboo plants at Urvann start at ₹159 in 4-inch nursery pots, which is ideal for desks, shelves, and small spaces.
Gift-ready options in glass bowls and premium planters are available from ₹299 onwards. Sets of 2 and 3 bamboo plants offer better value for larger spaces or gifting.
Get your Bamboo plant delivered fresh to your doorstep with free next-day delivery in Delhi and Bengaluru.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bamboo Plants
1. Which bamboo plant is best for the home according to Vastu?
Lucky Bamboo is considered the most auspicious bamboo plant for the home according to both Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui. Place it in the eastern corner of your home or on your work desk for positive energy, prosperity, and good luck.
2. Is bamboo a good plant for indoors?
Yes. Lucky Bamboo and Soil Bamboo both grow well indoors in bright, indirect light. They are among the most popular indoor plants in India for homes and offices.
3. What is the difference between Lucky Bamboo and real Bamboo?
Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is not a true bamboo; it is a tropical plant that resembles bamboo in appearance. Real bamboo (Bambusoideae) grows much larger and is used in construction and landscaping. Lucky Bamboo is the variety most commonly kept in homes and offices.
4. How many layers of Lucky Bamboo are lucky?
2-layer bamboo represents love. 3-layer brings happiness, wealth, and long life. 5-layer bamboo is associated with health, intuition, and wealth. More layers are considered more auspicious in Feng Shui.
5. Can bamboo grow in water without soil?
Yes. Lucky Bamboo and Water Bamboo both grow well in water. Place the roots in a clean glass bowl or vase filled with water. Change the water every 10–14 days and keep it out of direct sunlight.
6. What is the price of a bamboo plant online?
At Urvann, Bamboo plants start at ₹159 in 4-inch nursery pots. Gift-ready Lucky Bamboo in glass bowls starts from ₹299. Premium sets of 2 or 3 plants are available from ₹599 onwards, with free next-day delivery in Delhi and Bengaluru.
7. How long do bamboo plants live?
Lucky Bamboo can live for 1–2 years in water and significantly longer when grown in soil with proper care. Outdoor bamboo varieties can live for decades.
8. Where should I place Lucky Bamboo in my house?
According to Vastu, place Lucky Bamboo in the east direction for health or the southeast corner for wealth. Avoid placing it in the bedroom or bathroom. A well-lit living room corner or office desk works best.
9. Does a bamboo plant flower? What happens when it does?
Most bamboo species flower once in 60–120 years, often synchronously worldwide in gregarious flowering. After flowering, they produce seeds and die. Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) rarely flowers indoors; if it does, it produces small, fragrant white flowers and does not die afterwards. This is a rare natural botanical event indeed.
10. Is bamboo the largest grass in the world?
Yes. Bamboo is technically a grass, the largest in the world. It belongs to the family Poaceae (the grass family) and can grow up to 30 metres in height in tropical conditions. This makes it the tallest and fastest-growing grass on earth. In India, bamboo is widely found in the northeastern states, the Western Ghats, and Central India.
11. Why is the bamboo plant considered lucky?
In Feng Shui, bamboo represents the five elements, including wood, water, earth, fire, and metal, which make it a symbol of balance and positive energy. The number of stalks carries specific meaning: 2 for love, 3 for happiness and wealth, 5 for health, 7 for good luck. In Vastu Shastra, a bamboo placed in the east or southeast direction is believed to attract prosperity and ward off negative energy.
12. Is a bamboo plant good for the home?
Yes. Bamboo is considered one of the best plants for Indian homes. It purifies air, requires minimal care, grows in both water and soil, and is auspicious according to Vastu and Feng Shui. Lucky Bamboo in particular is ideal for living rooms, offices, and gifting because it is compact, long-lasting, and meaningful.
13. How fast does bamboo grow in India?
True bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on earth; some species grow up to 30–90 cm per day in ideal tropical conditions. Lucky Bamboo grown indoors grows much more slowly, a few centimetres per month, depending on light, water quality, and pot size. To control growth, keep bamboo in a pot rather than planting it directly in the ground.