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Further to what I had mentioned:
This plant can be placed in a water fountain.
Simply stick it into the fountain, place a few smooth rocks around it to secure it or use a small jar to contain it.
This plant can represent the `wood' element in a water fountain at home.
It is best that whenever, we have a fountain a home, try to have all five elements:-
For example:
1. Water - actual water in the fountain
2. Metal - a circle spouting ball or using a circular bowl. Alternative place 6 coins into the fountain to represent big-metal element.
3. Earth - it can be represented the material used e.g. clay or limestone or rock and/or a fountain with a square / rectangular base representing earth element.
4. Fire - can be represented by lighting. Lighting can be turned on by a timer e.g. 7pm to say 10pm each night.
5. Wood - such as this `lucky bamboo plant' or alternatively a potted plant next to the water fountain.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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