How to grow golden-edged lucky bamboo? Detailed guide to cultivation methods

Potted golden-edged lucky bamboo is a relatively profitable planting project nowadays. Many friends cultivate it in rural areas and then send it to towns and cities to obtain higher profits. At present, golden-edged lucky bamboo cultivation is mainly divided into water culture and soil culture, and we will focus on soil culture. So how exactly should golden-edged lucky bamboo be planted? Let's find out together with Qinnong Web below.

1. Soil selection

Golden-edged lucky bamboo still has certain requirements for soil. Since golden-edged lucky bamboo starts in potted form from the seedling transplant stage, the soil is best processed. First remove the stones inside the selected soil, then completely break up the soil, and it is best to mix in some sand to increase the soil's permeability. Next, before putting it into the flower pot, mix some fertilizer with the soil to increase soil fertility.

2. Temperature control

Golden-edged lucky bamboo is a relatively cold-tolerant plant, and generally as long as the temperature does not drop below zero there will basically not be any major problems. However, cultivation in summer requires relatively more attention. Its normal growth temperature is controlled at around 25°C, and after exceeding 30°C its growth and health will be inhibited, and above 35°C yellowing may occur, so the temperature of the cultivation room must be well controlled to avoid batch losses.

3. Light protection

Golden-edged lucky bamboo itself is a shade-loving plant, preferring a relatively dark, mild and humid environment. During cultivation, the top is best covered with a light-blocking roof to prevent poor development from long-term sunlight exposure. The lighting points of the cultivation room still need to be chosen well. Plant growth cannot do without sunlight, so it is enough to ensure that it can occasionally enjoy light during cultivation.

4. Watering

Watering is a relatively important point for golden-edged lucky bamboo, because its relatively moist soil can ensure better growth. It is recommended that the cultivation room use spray watering, which can largely avoid water accumulation. Do this about once every week, depending on the situation in summer. In the early stage of seedling transplanting, use direct irrigation, ensuring only that the surface soil is moist each time, once every 3-4 days.

5. Fertilizing

Fertilizer has a relatively small effect on golden-edged lucky bamboo. If the soil was mixed with fertilizer when selecting soil in the early stage, then there is temporarily no need to fertilize when transplanting seedlings; otherwise, a certain amount of compound fertilizer needs to be added. In the middle stage, when it begins to grow stems, a certain amount of nitrogen fertilizer needs to be added, which can make golden-edged lucky bamboo grow better and also help increase economic value. Fertilize 2-3 times before sale.

6. Management

Managing golden-edged lucky bamboo in batches is a relatively troublesome matter, mainly to prevent disease in one plant from infecting other plants. It is recommended to use partitioned management, planting about 20-30 pots in each area, which makes management more convenient. Plants with poor development should be moved away in time for separate management, until their growth is on par with normal ones and then transplanted back.

The above are the cultivation methods for golden-edged lucky bamboo. At a time when demand for potted plants is relatively fierce, friends in rural areas can give more consideration to the economic profits in this area, after all, we have natural local advantages and cultivation advantages. If you need more information, you can follow our website!