Can lucky bamboo be planted in soil?

Can lucky bamboo be planted in the soil?

Lucky bamboo can be planted in soil. As long as the soil is loose, breathable, slightly acidic and fertile, lucky bamboo can be planted. The best time to grow lucky bamboo in soil is spring.

When cultivating in soil, we can cut the purchased plants into 20cm branches. The flower pots can be clay pots or ceramic pots, with a diameter of about 12-24cm. Then soak the treated branches in carbendazim, plant them in the flower pots, and water them with enough water.

The soil requirements for lucky bamboo are loose, fertile, and slightly acidic. Avoid using clay or alkaline soil. When potted, you can use leaf mold, garden soil, and river sand with good drainage, so that it can grow better.

How to plant lucky bamboo in soil

1. Soil selection : When planting in soil, you should choose loose and fertile soil. You can mix leaf mold, fine sand and peat soil to ensure drainage, so that it can grow stronger in the later stage.
2. Planting : After the soil is prepared, you can plant it. Cut its branches into 10 cm pieces, insert them into the soil, and then water them thoroughly in time. It will take about a month for the roots to take root.
3. Maintenance : Pay attention to maintenance in the later stage. Only with proper methods can it grow more vigorously. It likes light but is afraid of strong light. It should be placed in a place with scattered light at ordinary times. Pay attention to temperature control in winter. It is easy to be frostbite if it is below 6 degrees. In addition, pay attention to the amount of watering and there should be no water accumulation.