How to solve the problem of yellowing leaves of lucky bamboo

1. Open windows for ventilation

Reason: Lucky bamboo, like humans, also needs to breathe, and low oxygen content will cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: Place the lucky bamboo in a well-ventilated environment, such as a balcony or windowsill. Pay attention to ventilation at ordinary times to avoid the indoor air being too stuffy, which will cause the leaves of the plant to turn yellow.

2. Stay away from electrical appliances

Reason: Static electricity can cause great damage to the lucky bamboo, burning the leaves and causing them to turn yellow. In severe cases, it can even cause the death of the plant.

Solution: Keep the lucky bamboo away from home appliances such as televisions and computers to avoid contact with static electricity. You can place it on the desk, windowsill, etc.

3. Fertilization should be light

Reason: Fertilizer that is too concentrated can cause the roots of the lucky bamboo to be burned, which can then lead to poor growth and yellowing leaves.

Solution: Since lucky bamboo is mostly grown in water, this can easily happen if the concentration of the nutrient solution is not properly controlled. At this time, we need to replace the water spray as soon as possible, use clean water for a period of time, and then start adding nutrient solution after recovery.

4. Proper shade

Reason: High-intensity light can also cause the leaves of the lucky bamboo to turn yellow, which usually occurs in summer.

Solution: During the hot summer season, provide proper shade for the lucky bamboo to avoid prolonged exposure to strong light. You can also place it in a place with scattered light, which will provide sufficient light without burning the leaves.