🌿 Pineapple Lucky Bamboo Plant (Dracaena sanderiana – Pineapple Style)
The Pineapple Lucky Bamboo is a uniquely arranged form of Dracaena sanderiana, styled to resemble a pineapple crown with lush green, arching leaves emerging from a central cluster of bamboo-like stalks. This compact, stylish plant symbolizes good luck, prosperity, and positive energy, making it perfect for gifting, desks, or home decor.

🔆 Light Requirements

Ideal Light: Bright, indirect light.
Tolerates: Low light conditions, making it great for offices or indoor corners.
Avoid: Direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves and cause yellowing.

💧 Watering Guidelines

Watering Method: Grown in water – keep roots submerged in clean, filtered or distilled water.
Change Water: Every 7–10 days to prevent stagnation and algae growth.
In Soil: If potted in soil, water when the top inch feels dry – keep slightly moist but not soggy.

🌾 Container & Setup

Container: Clear glass containers or ceramic pots are ideal for display. Add pebbles to stabilize stalks if grown in water.
Water Level: Ensure only the roots (not the stalks) are submerged to prevent rot.
Drainage (if in soil): Pot must have drainage holes to avoid waterlogging.

🌱 Fertilization

Feed: Once every 4–6 weeks with a very diluted liquid fertilizer designed for lucky bamboo or hydroponic plants.
Avoid: Overfertilizing, especially in water culture—it can damage roots and stalks.

✂️ Pruning & Maintenance

Prune: Trim yellow leaves or overly tall shoots to maintain a neat, pineapple-like shape.
Cleaning: Wipe leaves gently with a damp cloth to remove dust.

🪴 Humidity & Temperature

Humidity: Tolerates average indoor humidity well.
Temperature: Best in 18–30°C (65–86°F). Protect from cold drafts and never expose to temperatures below 10°C (50°F).

✅ Why Choose Pineapple Lucky Bamboo?

• Symbolic & Stylish: Represents luck, fortune, and balance — perfect for homes, offices, or gifting.

• Low Maintenance: Grows easily in water or soil with minimal care.

• Compact & Versatile: Fits neatly on desks, shelves, or in feng shui corners.

• Pet-Safe Alternative: Though technically a Dracaena, it’s less toxic than many traditional houseplants (still best kept away from pets that chew).