I wonder how do they make the intertwinning /braiding of the money tree
(pachira), or the swirling of the tiny bamboo plants that we see a lot
during the xmas period?
Is the bamboo plant actually from a bamboo family? The leaves look
different from the regular bamboo tree.
Thanks for info.

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I wonder how do they make the intertwinning /braiding of the
money
tree (pachira), or the swirling of the tiny bamboo plants that
we
see a lot during the xmas period?
Is the bamboo plant actually from a bamboo family? The leaves
look
different from the regular bamboo tree.
Thanks for info.

See about the "Money" tree he
http://www.valentine.gr/pachira_en.htm

The "Lucky Bamboo" you see is a Dracena no relation to bamboo.
Real bamboo is in the grass family.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

excuse me dear, r u talking about Bamboosa pudica? I didn't understand
the exact species you are concerned.
Ali

No, dummy. Its a scam.

The plant is Dracaena sanderiana, not a bamboo at all.

http://www.lucky-bamboo.com/


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excuse me dear, r u talking about Bamboosa pudica? I didn't understand
the exact species you are concerned.
Ali