Cultivation methods and precautions for potted lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is an evergreen plant with an upright stem, exquisite plant shape, long lanceolate leaves, and dark green color. It is particularly beautiful and suitable for indoor placement. However, if you want to grow potted lucky bamboo well, you must also master its cultivation methods. There are also many places that require special attention.

Cultivation methods and precautions for potted lucky bamboo

1. Preparation of soil for lucky bamboo

When growing lucky bamboo in a pot, the configuration of its potting soil is very important. It likes soft and fertile soil. When preparing the potting soil at home, you can mix garden soil and leaf mold in a ratio of 5:5, or you can mix peat soil, leaf mold and river sand in a ratio of 6:3:1.

2. Fertilization method for potted lucky bamboo

If you want to grow potted lucky bamboo well, the method of fertilizing is very important. It is not tolerant to raw fertilizers and concentrated fertilizers. It should be fertilized once every half a month in spring, autumn and summer. Compound fertilizer should be used. Water it in time afterwards, so that the plant can grow vigorously and the leaves will be green. Stop fertilizing in winter.

3. Temperature conditions for potted lucky bamboo cultivation

When growing potted lucky bamboo, you must pay attention to temperature regulation. It likes a warm, humid and cool environment, is afraid of exposure to the sun, and is not cold-resistant. It grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees. It cannot be placed in an environment below five degrees in winter, otherwise it will have various adverse symptoms such as yellowing of the stems and rot of the roots.