Lucky Bamboo with Yellow Leaves and Root Rot: An Old Flower Farmer Says Add a Little of This to the Water and You Will Never Worry Again

Many flower lovers who enjoy growing plants say that the lucky bamboo they keep at home often develops root rot and yellow leaves, and they are completely puzzled, not knowing what to do. Below, the editor will tell everyone about this method. First, if this situation occurs, you should trim the bottom of the lucky bamboo diagonally with a knife, and then place it in water. This method is mainly aimed at lucky bamboo that has just been bought.

If the lucky bamboo kept at home never grows much and its growth rate is very slow, we can add some aspirin to the water to promote its growth. Vitamin B12 can also be used instead of aspirin; the effect of both is the same. Adding a little of the medicine also helps promote the growth of lucky bamboo.

In addition, when we care for hydroponic lucky bamboo, the amount of water in the vase must be well controlled, preferably at one third of the vase, and purified water should be used. Also, never place lucky bamboo in a spot with direct sunlight, as it easily causes yellow leaves. Finally, when watering lucky bamboo, spray the leaves, so that the leaves can also absorb plenty of it. So, has everyone learned this?