Lucky bamboo autumn care: add one drop of this to the vase, and the roots and leaves will grow like crazy, thriving more and more

In the blink of an eye, autumn has arrived. In this season, the climate is pleasant, and not only do people feel comfortable, even flowers and potted plants feel good too. Autumn is the peak growing season for most flowers and plants, whether flowering plants or foliage plants, their growth capacity is very strong at this time, and generally they can grow lush branches and leaves without much care. Of course, at this time we can't be too careless when caring for flowers, especially those common, easy-to-grow ones. Whether autumn care is done properly directly affects whether plants and flowers can safely overwinter. Take lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) for example. At this time, if you can grow lucky bamboo with vigorous roots and lush branches and leaves, then overwintering will definitely be no problem.

The lucky bamboo in the pot above belongs to a flower enthusiast named "Ni Shijian Xinhuan" from the Lucky Bamboo forum, and you can clearly see that it has been cared for really well. The flourishing roots are like whiskers, and it's fair to say this enthusiast is very skilled at growing lucky bamboo. Some people often ask me one question: are the roots of lucky bamboo really that important? Let me put it this way. If I mention one gardening saying, you'll understand the status of roots. That saying is "to grow flowers, first grow roots." For a plant like lucky bamboo, it is generally grown hydroponically, and all nutrients must be absorbed from the water by its tiny roots. Whether the roots are strong directly determines the nutrient supply. So when growing lucky bamboo, the most important point is to grow the roots well.

I mentioned at the beginning that in autumn all flowers are relatively easy to grow. Lucky bamboo is the same. You don't need to keep it away from light like in summer. You can place the lucky bamboo vase in bright, indirect light for care. In addition, you don't need to add water frequently, since the temperature is no longer high, water evaporates less, and the plant's transpiration is also weakened. So as long as the water in the vase is between one-third and two-thirds of the vase body, you can leave it alone. There is another rather key point, and that is fertilizing. Hydroponic lucky bamboo also needs fertilizer, so don't overlook this.

When it comes to fertilizing lucky bamboo, there is a lot of attention to detail. That's because it is not like soil-grown flowers, where organic fertilizer, chemical fertilizer, or even some household gardening waste can be applied. For hydroponic lucky bamboo, what matters is that the water contains no impurities, no pollution, and has nutrients. Quite a few enthusiasts simply don't fertilize lucky bamboo at all, which causes its leaves to turn yellow and lose their luster. As for fertilizing, let me share something with you. Add 1 drop of "it" to the vase once a month, and you can ensure that the roots and leaves of lucky bamboo grow more and more vigorously.

The "it" I'm talking about is actually very common in daily life.It is a solution made by dissolving two small tablets, vitamin B12 and aspirin. Vitamin B12 and aspirin are both very practical materials for growing flowers. Many flower enthusiasts have already tested this, and they can promote plant rooting, thick and strong stems and leaves, and emerald green leaves. Moreover, after these two things dissolve, there are almost no impurities. When dripped into the lucky bamboo vase, not only will they not make the nutrient solution cloudy, but they will instead prevent bacteria from breeding in the water, thereby helping lucky bamboo grow more robustly and faster.

The lucky bamboo above was also grown by an enthusiast from the Lucky Bamboo forum, and it can be said to be grown very exquisitely. The leaves are glossy green and shining. If you grow lucky bamboo according to the little tips shared above, within two months it will be like the picture above. Not to mention yellow leaves, it will quickly shoot up one or two meters high. Finally, let me talk about the ratio for preparing vitamin B12 and aspirin. You can find 1 mineral water bottle, fill it with water, and put in 1 tablet of each of the two small tablets. Before putting them in, you can crush them first, so they will dissolve faster.

The above is the knowledge about autumn care for lucky bamboo. Thank you for reading!

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