How to fertilize lucky bamboo? These tips make the stems thick and strong and help it grow tall

Growing lucky bamboo at home decorates your living space and lifts your mood. Besides using fertile, humus-rich soil, you also need to master the fertilizing method to make lucky bamboo grow lushly. Let's take a look at the fertilizing method!

Fertilizing tips for lucky bamboo:

(1). Lucky bamboo has a relatively high demand for fertilizer, and raw fertilizer must not be applied; generally well-rotted organic fertilizer is used, with a fertilizing frequency of once every 2 to 3 months. In addition, fertilize appropriately according to the growth conditions.

(2). When fertilizing lucky bamboo, the principle of light and frequent feeding should generally be followed. When planting and repotting, apply enough base fertilizer, and a fertilizer rich in trace elements can be used.

(3). During the growth period of lucky bamboo, a fertilizer mainly based on nitrogen should be applied, which is beneficial to its growth. An appropriate amount of foliar fertilizer can also be used to keep the leaves and branches of lucky bamboo green and fresh.

(4). Lucky bamboo is not tolerant of concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer, otherwise it will cause root burn or lead to leggy growth. In spring, summer and autumn, apply a compound fertilizer once every half month, which can meet its growth needs. In winter, when temperatures are low, stop fertilizing.

(5). After lucky bamboo has propagated and rooted, apply a small amount of compound chemical fertilizer, which can make the stems of lucky bamboo thick and strong and the leaves glossy green.