How to survive the winter when lucky bamboo grows in water? How to save lucky bamboo from drying up in winter

1. How to spend the winter

1. Suitable temperature: The temperature is low in winter and it is not cold-resistant, so temperature control is particularly important. It must be placed indoors as early as possible and the temperature must be controlled above 10 degrees so that it can survive safely. If the temperature is below 10 degrees, it is easy to get frostbite.

2. Windproof and warm: If you cannot control the temperature well, you must take measures to keep warm. You can wrap the container with old clothes, cloth strips, etc., and wrap the branches on it with old newspapers. Be sure to leave vents to allow ventilation.

3. Get more sun exposure: The light is mild in winter, so getting more sun exposure is beneficial for the winter. You can take off the wrapped clothes during the day and put them back on at night. The environment with suitable temperature should always be placed in the light and exposed to more light.

4. Change water regularly: Although its growth rate is slower in winter, you still need to change water regularly. At this time, you should reduce the frequency of water changes, generally changing it once every two or three weeks is enough. Before changing the water each time, let it air dry first, and wait until the water temperature is close to the indoor temperature before changing it to avoid damage.

2. How to save the dryness during winter

The low temperature environment in winter can easily freeze the plants, causing them to turn yellow and dry out. When discovered, timely treatment is required. If the leaves turn yellow but the stems are still green, don't worry. New leaves will sprout and the plant will continue to grow after the temperature rises. At this time, cut the stems off and reinsert them into the water. If the stem has dried up, there is no need to save it as it cannot be revived.