What to do if the water-cultured lucky bamboo does not take root

Hydroponic lucky bamboo needs treatment

When growing lucky bamboo in water, it needs to be processed in order to make it take root quickly. First clean the roots of the lucky bamboo branches, use a knife to make oblique cuts at the roots at an angle of 45°, and then carry out hydroponics. Please note that the water for hydroponics cannot be directly from tap water, it should be left for a day before use.

Precautions for rooting and maintenance of hydroponic lucky bamboo

When growing lucky bamboo hydroponically, you need to pay attention to the following points in order to ensure better rooting.

First, don't turn over the lucky bamboo every day, such as taking out the branches to check them frequently, and don't change their position frequently. Second, when growing lucky bamboo in water, do not place it near the TV or other places, at least do not place it there before it takes root. Third, don’t place lucky bamboo in direct sunlight. It should be placed in a cool and ventilated place. You can shade the roots and wrap them with newspaper. Fourth, during normal maintenance, you can just add water without changing the water, and then change the water after the roots have taken shape.

How to deal with the problem of water-cultured lucky bamboo not taking root

If flower lovers find that lucky bamboo has not taken root for a long time during hydroponics, they can take it out, cut it at a 45° angle, and then hydroponically cultivate it again.

Of course, sometimes there may be some problems with the lucky bamboo plant itself, which prevents it from taking root smoothly. At this time, it is best to change the lucky bamboo plant for hydroponics.