Can hydroponic lucky bamboo be transplanted into soil (How to transplant lucky bamboo from hydroponics to soil)

Can water-grown lucky bamboo be converted into soil-grown potted plants?

Water-grown lucky bamboo can be potted. In the process of converting hydroponics to soil cultivation, you need to pay attention to the following points. Once you learn it, you can easily grow lucky bamboo.

Lucky bamboo can grow well whether it is grown in soil or hydroponics, and can be converted to each other, from soil to hydroponics and from hydroponics to soil. Based on my experience in the care and management of lucky bamboo, I will share it with you briefly.

Tips for converting lucky bamboo from water to soil potting

1. Choose the right time to plant

It must be cultivated in an appropriate time period to have a higher survival rate, generally from March to July. The survival rate of lucky bamboo cultivation is high during this period, which is suitable for lucky bamboo to take root and sprout new branches and leaves.

2. Prepare the soil and pots

Choose a pot that is suitable for the size of lucky bamboo. Don't make it too big or too small. The soil for lucky bamboo cultivation is generally made of leaf mold, garden soil and river sand. Such soil is nutritious and has good air permeability. Such soil is conducive to the growth of lucky bamboo.

3. Prune roots and dead leaves

When transplanting, you need to trim the roots of the hydroponic lucky bamboo. The roots of the hydroponic lucky bamboo are generally vigorous and densely packed, so they need to be trimmed. Cut them short and cut off the old roots so that new roots can sprout as soon as possible when the dead leaves are planted in the soil.

4. Maintenance and management after cultivation

After switching from hydroponics to soil potting, place it in a cool and well-ventilated place, away from strong light and without fertilizing. However, water it sufficiently to keep the soil moist, but without water accumulation.

The maintenance and management during this period is to water and spray water on the leaves to increase humidity, which is conducive to survival.

[Summary] If you switch from hydroponic lucky bamboo to soil potted plants, you should pay attention to the cultivation time, soil preparation, root pruning, and maintenance and management after cultivation, and basically the lucky bamboo will survive .