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How to Propagate Lucky Bamboo

December 10th, 2007 | By: Jamie Jamison Adams

Ask the Expert: How do i cut a long lucky bamboo in water

I want to cut it in half and make two plants

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One Response to “How to Propagate Lucky Bamboo”

  1. Jamie Jamison Adams Says:

    Pam,

    To propagate your lucky bamboo cut the stalk off about an inch above one of the nodes. The nodes are the raised rings that grow on the stalk. Let the cut part of the stalk (on the stalk with the roots) dry for a couple of day; then mist the top to encourage new growth. Take the top of the stalk (the part you cut-off) and dip it in rooting hormone (garden centers carry this product) and let it dry over night. Then set the stalk in one or two inches of water and in a week or two you will have roots.