There are lots of ways to take care of the lucky bamboo. One of the methods I have used for myself and found to be really effective are:
1. Pure water
The water in the pot needs to be replaced with fresh, clean water once a week and the little pot should be scrubbed to prevent calcium or mineral deposits from building up on the edge of the pot and on the plant stem.
2. Pruning and propagating
The plants may be pruned to a more manageable and attractive size, taking care to make a clean cut just above the leaf bract.
3. Trimming of toes
It's okay to take the plant out of the water, gently remove the gravel it has embraced, and then prune back the root system. Keep in mind that you only want to do this during the "dormant" growing season which, in the Pacific Northwest, begins about mid-October when deciduous trees begin to lose their leaves.
4. Yellow streak
Lucky Bamboo should not be placed in direct sunlight. Diffused outdoor light is best. If you notice the leaves yellowing, immediately examine for diseases or pests.
Lucky bamboo does not spread easily in a home environment as it typically grows slowly and requires specific care to thrive.
To care for a lucky bamboo plant, water once a week. Place under the sun for maximum of 2 hours a week. To make the leaves shiny, wipe with clean cloth dipped in egg white.
Bamboo is not lucky!
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wires to train the bamboo
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No, lucky bamboo cannot grow underwater as it requires oxygen to survive.
Yes, lucky bamboo will be destroyed if left in full sunlight. Lucky bamboo needs to be in the shade or indirect light.
To properly care for lucky bamboo when placed underwater, ensure the water is clean and changed every 1-2 weeks. Use filtered or distilled water and keep the roots submerged. Place the bamboo in indirect sunlight and avoid direct sunlight to prevent burning. Trim any yellowing leaves and fertilize occasionally with a diluted liquid fertilizer.
Lucky Bamboo is not bamboo at all, it's a member of the lily family that grows in the tropical Rainforests of Southeast Asia and Africa, it needs little care which makes it a perfect house or office plant.Please see related link below.Lucky Bamboo is one of the most popular feng shui cures.here are tips on how to grow.
well Montana has unfirtle soil and the land doesnt provide well lucky bamboo growing. however regular bamboo grows fine there
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