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What are the correct pruning methods for lucky bamboo?

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When pruning soil-grown lucky bamboo, you can cut off the excess branches, and the cut branches can be propagated again. After pruning soil-grown lucky bamboo, pay attention to ventilation and give it appropriate light. When pruning water-grown lucky bamboo, in addition to cutting off the excess branches, you can also trim the old roots and rotten roots. For water-grown lucky bamboo, pay attention to changing the water in time and do not move its position easily.

I. Pruning methods

When pruning soil-grown lucky bamboo, you can cut off the excess branches, and then you can insert the cut branches into the pot, where they can grow new branches again; the cut branches can also be used for water culture again.

When pruning water-grown lucky bamboo, you can cut off its excess branches. When pruning, also check its root system. If its root system has rotten roots, old roots, damaged roots, or roots that are growing poorly, all of them should be trimmed off.

II. Care after pruning

After pruning, soil-grown lucky bamboo should be given appropriate light and attention should be paid to ventilation. For water culture, after pruning, pay attention to changing the clean water once every 3 days. After about a week, you can put some small pieces of charcoal into the water to help prevent rot. Over the following half a month, do not easily move the position or direction of the vase. In this way, after about half a month, new roots will grow.

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