Lucky Bamboo Water Culture Methods and Winter Care Tips

Lucky bamboo always has crisp stems and leaves, and after pruning it looks even cuter and more full of life. And you can tell from the name that, in feng shui, lucky bamboo also has the effect of gathering qi and bringing wealth. So many households grow lucky bamboo, and in practice it is also quite easy to grow, not too troublesome. Let me tell you how to grow lucky bamboo.

In fact, lucky bamboo is a plant that can survive in both cold and hot climates, and it is actually very easy to keep alive. After renovation, it can even be used to purify the air. But if people treat it like a cactus, that is giving it a bit too much credit; growing lucky bamboo still requires some care.

The water culture method for lucky bamboo should be followed step by step as below.

First, remove all the leaves at the bottom of the lucky bamboo and then make a slanted cut, then put it in water and change the water once every 3-5 days. Do not change the water too frequently, otherwise it will cause the lucky bamboo leaves to turn yellow and wither.

Next, after the lucky bamboo grows roots, you can apply organic fertilizer to it.

In this way, the lucky bamboo will have luxuriant branches and leaves.

There is one more thing to pay attention to: do not place lucky bamboo next to electrical appliances such as a television, as it will be affected by radiation and will not grow well.

Of course, although lucky bamboo is quite cold-tolerant, if it is still cared for in winter the same way as in summer, its leaves will still turn yellow and fall off, so in winter it must be moved to a warm room for care or given a shed for insulation.

How to grow lucky bamboo in water? I believe everyone will quickly master the water culture method for lucky bamboo through this article. As for how to care for lucky bamboo in winter, in fact, as long as you take good cold-protection measures, lucky bamboo can also be kept fresh and lively in winter.