How to care for lucky bamboo in water culture
An article about how to care for lucky bamboo in water culture and the cultivation methods of lucky bamboo water culture, with specific details as follows:
Lucky bamboo symbolizes wealth and grandeur, full of vitality, and is very beautiful and pleasing to the eye. Keeping a few lucky bamboo stalks at home is great. With a few simple methods of water culture for lucky bamboo, it stays green and lush throughout the year, without yellowing leaves, looking vibrant and flourishing! The more you look at it, the more you will like it!
For friends who want to keep some green plants, they prefer simple and easy-to-care-for greenery but do not want to go to the trouble of preparing pots, soil, fertilizer, pruning tools, etc., they can directly cultivate some plants in water at home. There are many green plants suitable for water culture, such as hanging orchids, pothos, money plants, and lotus bowls. Water-cultured plants are very clean and easy to manage.
In terms of daily maintenance, the most you need to do is add some water or change the water. They can be placed anywhere in the house, on a bookshelf or coffee table, and are easy to move around. They will still look very green and lush and pleasing to the eye. There is also another type of green plant that looks very nice when water-cultured, and that is lucky bamboo.
Many friends like to place several branches of lucky bamboo in the TV cabinet or on the coffee table, growing them in water. They look lush and vibrant with a green and flourishing appearance. Some friends enjoy water-cultured lucky bamboo with many dense green leaves that become more lush and grow roots quickly with well-developed root systems.
How to care for lucky bamboo in water culture
Some friends find that their water-cultured lucky bamboo easily turns yellow. What is the reason for this, and how can you prevent this situation? Are there any good methods and techniques? Let's take a look. The following methods and details might be helpful and inspiring for you.
1. Lucky bamboo is susceptible to direct sunlight
Because it prefers bright indirect light and is also a relatively shade-tolerant green plant. If kept in a semi-shaded area with indirect light for a long time, its leaves will still look green and glossy. However, if exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods, the leaves will easily turn yellow or become wilted and dry, with the leaf tips drying out, so it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight.
Especially in summer, of course, it cannot be kept in a completely dark place either. It can be placed near a window, in a enclosed balcony, or on the side of the living room entrance, where there is bright indirect light. This will make its branches and leaves very green and beautiful, looking very lush.