Water lucky bamboo with this kind of water, and it will stay evergreen through all four seasons without buying nutrient solution

Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) has a rather elegant plant form, with straight stems and leaves that stay evergreen all year round. Growing it at home not only adds vitality to the room but also cultivates the mind, letting the family enjoy the beauty of nature without going out.

I believe gardening friends who grow lucky bamboo all know that during care, yellowing leaves always appear, which lowers its ornamental value quite a bit. So below, the editor introduces several homemade solutions that are guaranteed to stop lucky bamboo leaves from turning yellow, and they are very simple to make. Let's take a look below!

Aspirin

Many households keep some aspirin on hand, and it is very cheap. It contains nutrients that plants need and can effectively promote plant growth, and using it to grow lucky bamboo works superbly too. First crush the aspirin, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, pour it into a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the leaves, so the leaves can directly absorb the nutrients and become green and glossy.

Willow branch water

Willow branches are often seen along ordinary roadsides. They are rich in acidic substances, and some people use their solution as a rooting water, or use it to water plants, which can effectively promote plant growth. Using it as the growing water for lucky bamboo can also make lucky bamboo grow more and more vigorously.

First cut the collected willow branches into small pieces, then wash them in clean water, then dry the branches in the sun. After drying, put them into a clean container, add an appropriate amount of clean water, and place it under the sun to bake. Once fermentation succeeds, filter out the willow branches and use the solution to grow lucky bamboo.