If you keep growing lucky bamboo and its roots always rot, you might as well add some "liquid" to the water. It can preserve and sterilize, and is practical!

It's not just because lucky bamboo has a good meaning, another reason is that lucky bamboo itself is particularly easy to grow. Lucky bamboo is one of the few plants that can be grown in both soil and water. The lucky bamboo you buy home can survive by putting it in a vase filled with water. It is extremely easy to grow. However, although it is easy to grow, people who often grow lucky bamboo will face this problem, that is, the roots of hydroponic lucky bamboo always rot.

When the roots of hydroponic lucky bamboo rot, we first have to think about how long it has been since we changed the water for the lucky bamboo. The frequency of changing the water for lucky bamboo is about once every three to five days. Over time, bacteria will breed in the water, and then the bacteria will multiply, which will cause the roots of the lucky bamboo to rot. In order to prevent the roots of lucky bamboo from rotting, in addition to changing the water source of lucky bamboo on time, we can also add some ingredients to the water of lucky bamboo.

What ingredients should I add? It is the small pill of vitamin B12 that we always have at home. This small tablet can help the growth of lucky bamboo leaves and branches very well, and its main function is to promote the growth of the plant itself. In order to prevent bacteria from growing in the plant water, we can also dilute aspirin with water, and then drop two drops into the solution for growing lucky bamboo after dilution, and we don’t have to worry about bacteria.

Aspirin solution has excellent antiseptic and bactericidal effects. If you drop two drops into the water, you don’t have to worry about the lucky bamboo rotting its roots during the cultivation process. This solution has both bactericidal and antiseptic properties, so use it on your lucky bamboo quickly! Not only should we prevent the problem of root rot in lucky bamboo, but yellow leaves are also one of the minor problems that lucky bamboo often has.

Generally speaking, the yellowing of lucky bamboo leaves is usually due to the lack of light. In most cases, lucky bamboo is grown in the living room of the home. Sometimes people are too busy to give the plants sunlight. Over time, the leaves of lucky bamboo will easily turn yellow. Therefore, in daily maintenance, remember to give the lucky bamboo more sunlight to ensure the plant's photosynthesis and keep the leaves green.

Often using small pills at home is usually quite useful for our plant cultivation. If you supplement the plants with nutrients on time and let the plants receive sunlight on time, I believe that the lucky bamboo will grow more and more vigorously!