Giving Lucky Bamboo A Fresh Start
Thursday, October 2nd, 2008Ask The Expert: Lucky Bamboo. My bamboo plants are too tall. Can I cut the roots off and put them back in the water and let them grow new roots? Sharon
Ask The Expert: Lucky Bamboo. My bamboo plants are too tall. Can I cut the roots off and put them back in the water and let them grow new roots? Sharon
Ask The Expert: I have a Lucky Bamboo plant that is accumulating small webs and bugs on it. What is the best treatment for that? Sheri
Ask the Expert: please tell me how to save my lucky bamboo
I live in the Caribbean and approx seven months ago, my mother gave me a soil potted lucky bamboo/dracaena sanderiana plant(which I fell in love with and have become attached to) as an additional wedding present. It was looking so healthy and growing tall (almost 5ft). However, the tips of the leaves started to turn brown so i assumed it outgrew the pot which it had come in, so I asked my husband who by the way normally has green thumbs, to help Read the rest of Trouble With Lucky Bamboo Potted In Soil »
Ask the Expert: lucky bamboo
Help my lucky bamboo’s stalks are turning yellow I change the water everyday and the water is spring water what am I doing wrong I do not want my plant to die it is inside out of direct lite ty for your help Lisa
Ask the Expert: REPOTTING OF LUCKY BAMBOO PLANT
NEED TO REPLANT IN A BIGGER CONTAINER. WHAT DO I USE. THE CONTAINER NOW HAS SMALL PEBBLES. THANK YOU RHONDA
Ask the Expert:The tips of my lucky bamboo plant leaves have turned brownish and dry. I only put distilled water in the pot, mist the leaves, fertilize with the green drops occasionally, and keep the plant on my dining room table under the light fixture, away from direct sunlight. What could cause the brown, dry tips? Should I cut them off? Please advise. Thanks very much.
Ask the Expert: Bamboo
Is it best to keep bamboo well rooted/rootbound or is it better to periodically remove heavily rooted areas? Janet
Ask the Expert: Lucky Bamboo Plant too tall.. What is a “node”?
Hello,
You answered an earlier question about trimming down the height of a lucky bamboo plant. I read your reply, but am confused: Just what is a “node”? I am considering trimming my plant but don\’t know where to start. Sent you a picture, maybe that will help. After looking at the pictures, DO I need to trim it down, it measures about 38″ tall from bottom of base to top tip leaf.
Thank You
Judy Read the rest of What Is A Lucky Bamboo Node? »
Every week I get at least one lucky bamboo question. Yesterday I received a call from Stephanie who was having trouble with her lucky bamboo. During our conversation I ask if she could send me some photos of her lucky bamboo. She was gracious enough to do so and below are the photos she sent.
So often I have to explain the how to correct problems with lucky bamboo with out the benefit of photos. With Stepahanie’s photos I am going to walk through the procedures and reference the photos.
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Ask the Expert: Do do bamboo plants need bigger pots as they grow?
My lucky bamboo plant is growing and I wonder if I need to provide a bigger pot as it grows?
Aurele