What are the cultivation methods and precautions of Buddha belly bamboo?

Introduction of Buddha Belly Bamboo

Buddha belly bamboo belongs to the grass family. It is a relatively light-loving plant, but its cold resistance is relatively poor. When propagating, the method of division is generally used, which is usually carried out in the autumn of May. When propagating, it is necessary to maintain a suitable temperature environment so that the survival rate will be higher.

How to grow Buddha belly bamboo

When caring for Buddha Belly Bamboo, a suitable temperature environment is required. In winter, the temperature cannot be lower than 8 degrees, otherwise it will affect its growth. The soil should be kept moist at ordinary times, but water accumulation should be avoided. When planting, loose soil containing humus is generally used.

Watering method

Buddha belly bamboo prefers a humid growing environment and needs to be watered in time, but water accumulation should be avoided, and the amount of watering needs to be appropriately increased in summer.

Fertilization method

Buddha belly bamboo does not have a very high demand for fertilizer, so it needs to be fertilized in appropriate amounts. Fertilizer should be applied once a month from March to September, and generally a thin liquid fertilizer is used.

Pruning methods

Buddha belly bamboo grows relatively fast and needs to be pruned in time. The branches that affect the shape of the plant should be pruned in time, and the branches that grow too long should be pruned to allow side branches to grow.

Things to note when growing Buddha belly bamboo

During the maintenance period, you need to pay attention to the Buddha Belly Bamboo. Some diseases and pests may occur due to improper management. When they occur, you need to use drugs to treat them in time. In addition, you should avoid water accumulation during the growth period, otherwise it will affect its growth.