Cut lucky bamboo once and one stalk becomes a whole bundle; keep it for 10 years and it stays lush and green

More and more friends like to keep potted flowers at home, or grow hydroponic plants to decorate the house and purify the air, especially lucky bamboo, which symbolizes wealth and good fortune. But many people say their lucky bamboo leaves turn yellow very easily. Cut lucky bamboo like this, one cut, and one stalk becomes a whole bundle; keep it for 10 years and it stays "lush and green"!

To keep lucky bamboo from turning yellow easily, we also need to be careful when choosing it, otherwise it will easily turn yellow as it grows. We can look at its leaves, stems and cut ends; it is best to pick ones with crisp leaves, thicker stems and cut ends that are not yellowed, so that problems will not arise as it grows.

When you bring lucky bamboo home, do not rush to put it in water. Instead, recut it: make a fresh cut at the bottom end of the lucky bamboo, otherwise it will not adapt. When growing lucky bamboo, it is best not to use tap water, but mineral water; if you feel that is wasteful, you can use tap water that has been left in the sun for more than 6 hours.

At the beginning of hydroponic growing, it is best to change the water every 3-5 days; after the lucky bamboo has grown roots, change the water once a week. To help it root quickly, we can add diluted aspirin powder to the water, which promotes root growth. If the leaves still turn yellow, do not rush to throw it away, it can still be saved.

If the lucky bamboo leaves turn yellow, we can cut it again. With fairly sharp scissors, or a blade, make a fresh cut about 10 cm

above the original cut, then place it in water to grow, and spray some water on the leaves every day to keep them moist; this way new leaves will soon sprout, and it will also grow roots and send up shoots!

After it has rooted, move the lucky bamboo into a flower pot, and it will grow more and more luxuriantly, with side shoots quickly breaking through the soil, one stalk becoming a whole bundle. How do you grow lucky bamboo?

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