Can lucky bamboo be exposed to rain? Can it be taken out to be exposed to rain?

Lucky bamboo is not afraid of water, it likes water very much, and its roots rarely rot. It is also one of the more popular green leafy plants, especially the hydroponic lucky bamboo, which is easier to manage and maintain than the soil-planted lucky bamboo. It is not susceptible to diseases and pests. After the lucky bamboo takes root, you only need to add water and change the water regularly.

Lucky bamboo in the rain

Lucky bamboo planted in soil can be exposed to rain, but if it is water-cultured lucky bamboo, it is best not to be exposed to rain. When there is a lot of dust on the leaves of lucky bamboo planted in soil or it is relatively dry, you can move it outdoors and let it rain for a short period of time to let the rain wash away the dust on the surface of the leaves.

This can keep the leaf surface in a relatively clean state, which is conducive to the normal photosynthesis of lucky bamboo. At the same time, it can increase the gas exchange on the leaf surface and promote the growth of lucky bamboo. However, after watering for half a day, it is necessary to move it into a sunny and ventilated place indoors.

Newly planted lucky bamboo is exposed to rain

It is best not to expose the newly planted lucky bamboo to rain, because the roots, stems and leaves of the newly planted lucky bamboo are relatively fragile. At this time, just place it in a cool and ventilated place indoors and maintain and water it normally.

If you place it outdoors and let it rain all the time, it will easily cause water to accumulate at the bottom of the pot soil. If the water accumulation is serious, it will cause the growth of the newly planted lucky bamboo to slow down or even stop growing.