How to grow lucky bamboo in water to make it more vigorous

Lucky bamboo symbolizes good luck. When cultivating lucky bamboo hydroponically at home, you need to choose bamboo with complete leaves and upright branches. During the maintenance process, you need to ensure sufficient sunlight and a warm environment. Lucky bamboo also has relatively high requirements for water quality, so you need to change the water regularly to ensure its normal growth.

Key points of water-cultured bamboo cultivation

1. Temperature and light

The most suitable growth temperature for lucky bamboo is 16-25℃. It needs plenty of sunlight. Long-term exposure to darkness will lead to poor plant growth and yellowing and withering of leaves. It is best to keep it in a place with sufficient scattered light and keep it ventilated.

2. Change the water

When you first start hydroponics, you usually need to change the water once a day. After the lucky bamboo grows new roots, you can add water to the vase regularly, and change the water once a week. The amount of water should not be too much. The water level should not exceed the roots of the lucky bamboo, and it can be at 1/3 or 2/3 of the vase body.

3. Fertilization

The growth of lucky bamboo requires sufficient nutrients. Timely and appropriate fertilization can make the leaves of lucky bamboo dark green and shiny, and the plant grow more vigorously. After rooting, add a few drops of nutrient solution or apply some thin liquid fertilizer every month.

Precautions for water-cultured bamboo

Try not to place the lucky bamboo next to the TV or computer, otherwise it will cause the tips or edges of the leaves to turn yellow and dry; do not change the water immediately after the lucky bamboo takes root. Wait until the roots start to absorb water and change the water when the water evaporates and the water level drops.