How to hydroponically cultivate bamboo palm

Environmental conditions required for hydroponics of bamboo palm

As for the growth habits of bamboo palm, it likes a warm, humid and well-ventilated environment. If it is grown indoors, the temperature and humidity conditions suitable for the growth of bamboo palm can generally be met. Relatively speaking, bamboo palm has strong adaptability, is easy to reproduce, and can be managed in a rough manner.

Common propagation methods of bamboo palm

For hydroponic bamboo palm, the method of division propagation is often used. Select a large and lush plant, take the plant out of the pot first, and then use a sharp knife to cut the plant into several branches. Be sure to pay attention to reducing the cutting of the roots when cutting and keep the plant in perfect shape. After that, re-pot and water it. Once the plant is potted, water it immediately. The standard is that the water is full and does not overflow. Then place it in a moist semi-shaded place and spray water frequently to maintain the humidity of the environment. Remember to move the plants indoors in the winter. In addition, cover the roots of the plants with pebbles or granular sand, and cover the plants with corals or rocks to prevent the plants from falling over.

Things to note when growing bamboo palm in water

First of all, you must ensure that the plant has sufficient water. Add water to the pot frequently, spray water frequently, and change the water frequently, especially during the growth period of the plant, you must increase the amount and frequency of watering. Strengthen ventilation and prevent the plants from falling over. If the ventilation is not strong, parasites will breed. Maintain sufficient light, suitable temperature, sufficient water and nutrients. If there is insufficient sunlight, the leaves will turn yellow. In addition, proper pruning should be carried out to promote the germination of new roots and promote the healthy growth of the plant.