Can lucky bamboo be placed in the bedroom?

Can it be placed in the bedroom?

Of course you can. First of all, lucky bamboo is non-toxic and harmless to the human body. On the contrary, it can purify the environment. In fact, the cultivation of lucky bamboo is relatively extensive. As long as there is enough water, the lucky bamboo grown in water will grow well.

Placing lucky bamboo in the bedroom will not affect each other, it can decorate the room and make you happy.

Can I put it in the bedroom?

In today's society, we have certain goals in doing everything. Placing lucky bamboo in the bedroom is not just for the sake of appearance, it also has other functions. If you have lucky bamboo at home, will the following reasons convince you to move the lucky bamboo to the bedroom?

Improve the environment

The bedroom environment is relatively closed. On cloudy or cold days, the windows are often closed, the air in the bedroom is not circulated, and the air quality is poor. At this time, lucky bamboo appears. It can regulate indoor humidity, absorb indoor waste, purify the air and improve the living environment. (However, the purification effect of lucky bamboo is not very obvious, so please do not try to use lucky bamboo as an air purifier).

Feng Shui Effect

In Feng Shui, wealth is represented by wood, which can replace the pen. Placing a pot of lucky bamboo in the wealth position of your home can achieve the effect of making money. Placing lucky bamboo in the Wenchang position indicates people's academic progress and smooth work. If you have children at home, you can place lucky bamboo in the child’s bedroom to bring good fortune.

Small concerns in the bedroom

Concern 1: Lucky bamboo releases carbon dioxide at night, affecting sleep quality

In fact, most plants respire at night, exhaling oxygen during the day and absorbing oxygen at night. But that little pot of lucky bamboo in your home won't have a big effect on changes in indoor oxygen levels. Theoretically, lucky bamboo can play a very good role in purifying the air, but in fact, one or two small pots of plants do not have that much energy, and there is no need to worry that the carbon dioxide released at night will cause certain harm to the human body.

Concern 2: Pests and diseases, fertilization will have odor

This is not a problem at all. Lucky bamboo can be grown in soil or in water, and most families grow it in water. Fertilize once a month using nutrient solution or organic fertilizer, which will not affect the living environment.

In addition, lucky bamboo is easy to grow. If you encounter diseases or insect pests in time, move the flowerpot to the living room, spray it with pesticides, and move it back to the bedroom after it recovers.

Concern 3: Can I put it in the bedroom if I am pregnant?

Of course, some pregnant women are not that delicate. Lucky bamboo is non-toxic and odorless, can be seen and touched, and will not affect the baby's growth. Placed in the bedroom, lucky bamboo is just an ordinary green plant.