Lucky bamboo shoots up to 2 meters tall, and Old Zhang's trick draws neighbors to gather and watch

The lucky bamboo plant is slender, with branches on the upper part of the upright stem. The rhizome creeps horizontally and is knotted; the stem is thick and upright, and the plant has a delicate form. The leaves are alternate or nearly opposite, long lanceolate, with an obvious midrib, and the leaves are deep green. Used for household bottle arrangements or potted care, especially the "pagoda-shaped" form that spread from Taiwan, China, also known as "fortune bamboo," with high ornamental value. Because lucky bamboo stems and leaves are delicate, soft and elegant, and full of bamboo charm, many flower lovers like to keep a pot at home.

To grow lucky bamboo well, you still need a few small tricks. Today I will share with you that the lucky bamboo at neighbor Old Zhang's house shot up to 2 meters tall, and the neighbors all came rushing to see it. What clever trick was actually used?

It turned out that he fed the lucky bamboo an egg. The neighbor pierced a small hole in one end of the egg, then put it in the sun to bake. After two or three days, it could be used to grow lucky bamboo. When using it, stand the end with the small hole in the soil.

At this time, the nitrogen fertilizer, potassium fertilizer and other trace elements in the egg can be supplied for the lucky bamboo to absorb. Without fertilizing, the lucky bamboo can still grow extremely well. Generally choose loose and breathable soil. Lucky bamboo likes shady, humid and high-temperature conditions, tolerates waterlogging, and has strong tolerance to fertilizer.

Lucky bamboo is not strict about light and is suitable for growing under bright scattered light. Too strong light or exposure to the sun can cause leaves to turn yellow, fade green, and grow slowly. Prune the lucky bamboo regularly, which can not only make the plant shape more perfect, but also make it grow better and better.

Lucky bamboo has beautiful meanings such as great fortune and prosperity. Flower lovers who like lucky bamboo can try this small trick. If you have any other flower-growing experience, you can also share it with everyone in the comment box below!