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What soil is best for growing lucky bamboo? Tips for choosing soil
For this plant, growing in soil is one of the main methods. That makes the choice of soil very important. The most basic requirements are that it be loose, airy, and rich in nutrients. Also, given its characteristics, it is best to choose acidic soil. Based on the above requirements, two types are unsuitable: clayey and alkaline soil. Suitable options include soil containing leaf mold, or vegetable garden soil. In addition, to better support plant growth, you can add some materials such as eggshells to the soil, but do not add too much.
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How to care for golden-edge lucky bamboo? Growing methods and precautions
When growing this plant, pay attention: it needs a temperature of 20-28°C, should be placed in an area without strong sunlight, and the water quality must be good - you cannot use tap water directly. For soil culture, apply fertilizer once every two months; for water culture, apply fertilizer once every half month. Be careful with the fertilizer dosage, otherwise the roots will be burned. For water culture, remember to change the water on time. Do not place it near electrical appliances, otherwise the leaves will be affected and become dry and withered.
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What to Do If Your Lucky Bamboo Grows Too Tall? Here's the Correct Way to Handle It
When a plant grows too tall, it inevitably affects its ornamental appeal. For this phenomenon, there are mainly three ways to handle it. First, just leave it alone, because it won't cause any major harm. Second, trim its roots. After cutting, let it dry in a cool, shaded place. The third applies to water-grown plants. If it grows too tall, you can cut it off. Use a sharp knife to cut the base at a slant, and make sure the cut is smooth. Also, be sure to change the water, once every three to four days.
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What to do when lucky bamboo leaves go soft? Causes and remedies
When this happens, there are mainly three reasons. First, there is a problem with the root system, mainly too much or too little water. The corresponding solution is naturally to adjust watering. Second, the sunlight may be too strong, and under it the leaves droop and look soft. In that case, the plant needs to be shaded appropriately, which may relieve it. The third is too little fertilizer, or not repotting for a long time. Then nutrients cannot reach the leaves, and they may go soft. Besides repotting on schedule, you also need to fertilize, generally "light fertilizer applied frequently".
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What to do about yellow leaves on lucky bamboo? Add something to the water you spray, and the leaves will turn green and glossy right away
When you keep lucky bamboo at home, it develops yellow leaves as time goes by. What should you do? There are many causes of yellow leaves, and today Huahua will explain how to effectively prevent yellow leaves!
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Don't throw away sprouted ginger - it's easier to grow than lucky bamboo, and it's tall, green and edible too
Ginger is an indispensable seasoning in our daily life. In fact, before it is harvested, its leaves and stems look quite similar to lucky bamboo. Ginger is usually planted in April. Today Huahua will teach everyone how to grow a pot of ginger from the ginger at home that looks just as good as lucky bamboo!
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Add this to the lucky bamboo vase and big white roots will grow in two weeks, with glossy green leaves
In this season, many flower lovers buy a bunch of lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) to grow at home in water. It is fairly easy to care for, but many people find that the lucky bamboo they bring home is very hard to root, or roots very slowly, when simply stuck into water, and within a few days the leaves start turning yellow...
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6 potted plants that smell even better than perfume, absorb harmful gases and can also bring good luck
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