Bamboo

• Grows super fast – some types can grow up to 3 feet per day!

• Cleans air – absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen

• Strong & flexible – used in building, furniture, and even clothing

• Regenerates naturally – doesn’t need to be replanted after harvesting

• Strength and resilience – bends without breaking

• Luck and prosperity – popular in Feng Shui for attracting positive energy

• Peace and harmony – its calming look is used in meditation spaces

• Used for over 5,000 years in Asia for everything from tools to paper

• In Chinese culture, bamboo represents longevity, integrity, and honor

• Featured in Zen gardens and temples as a spiritual element

• Bamboo is technically a grass, not a tree!

• Pandas love it — it's their main food source

• Some bamboo types can survive freezing temperatures

• It’s one of the most sustainable plants on Earth

(Echeveria, Sedum, Crassula)

• Light: Bright, indirect sunlight is best

• Water: Keep soil slightly moist, but avoid soggy roots

• Pot: Needs good drainage (bamboo doesn’t like "wet feet")

• Bonus: Lucky bamboo (in water) likes clean water every 1–2 weeks