How to grow lucky bamboo so it stays lush and green? Pay attention to these points
Lucky bamboo has an upright posture and fresh green leaves. When it grows well, its leaves are lush and green. It is a plant that many people like very much, and lucky bamboo also has very good symbolism. Because of its symbolism, it is also very popular. But many people also want to grow lucky bamboo, yet they do not know how to grow it well. So how should lucky bamboo be grown? What should be paid attention to?
Give lucky bamboo a suitable temperature
When lucky bamboo is growing, it should be given a suitable temperature, and the most suitable temperature for lucky bamboo is 20°C. Although lucky bamboo has very strong vitality when growing, the temperature also cannot be too high or too low, as this will cause lucky bamboo to grow slowly or even stop growing.
Light conditions
Lucky bamboo is a shade-loving plant. Because it is shade-loving, many people think that lucky bamboo does not need to receive light, but in fact, if you want lucky bamboo to grow well, partial shade light is just right. So, when caring for lucky bamboo normally, you only need to occasionally move it to a place with sunlight and let it receive appropriate light.
Fertilizing lucky bamboo
If you want lucky bamboo to grow well, appropriate fertilizing is very necessary, but when fertilizing lucky bamboo, you cannot use raw fertilizer. It is best to use decomposed organic fertilizer or nutrient solution, but when fertilizing lucky bamboo, it does not need to be too frequent. Too frequent fertilizing will instead make it grow poorly. Generally, fertilizing once every 2-3 months is enough.
What should be paid attention to when caring for lucky bamboo?
Besides needing good care, there are also some other aspects to pay attention to when growing lucky bamboo. For example, when choosing a container for growing lucky bamboo, because its lower part grows relatively slender, you should choose a relatively tall and slender container, so that lucky bamboo is less likely to tilt. On the other hand, for water-grown lucky bamboo, the water in the container only needs to be one third. Do not change the water for lucky bamboo too frequently. Generally, change it once every three or four days, but in summer, change it at slightly shorter intervals.