Brazilian Wood: Due to its incredibly persistent vitality, Brazilian wood is often known as lucky wood. It may sprout green buds as long as there is water, giving people a sense of luck and persistence.
 
Features of Brazilian wood: Brazilian wood grows quickly and with great vigor. As long as there is enough water, it can develop quickly. In addition, a subtle scent from the Brazilian wood trunk will inspire people with luck and persistence. You can use Brazilian wood indoors for a cozier atmosphere.
 
Hydroculture: To hydroponically cultivate Brazilian wood, place it in a tray, add water until it is approximately 1 cm above the root, and then add more water when needed.
 
Lighting conditions: In order for Brazilian wood to produce buds fast, it must be planted in an area that receives plenty of light. However, Brazilian wood has to be shaded during the midsummer months. To cover it, you can use a sunshade net. To keep the Brazilian wood from getting urnt, place it above the plant or bring it inside to a partially shaded, well-ventilated area.
 
Specification:
Size: 4.3x2.7inch
Temperature: Hi-humidity, 10-35 degrees Celsius, astigmatism at room temperature.
Precautions: Add 0.19 inches of water to the bottom of the trunk.