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How do I get my bamboo plant to be healthy?
I have a bamboo plant that is not doing very well. It's leaves are only a very light green, and it hasn't grown in a long time. I give it distilled water, sunlight, and even trim it's roots every once in a while (once a yearish) but nothing really seems to help. If it weren't for the fact that the leaves are still green, I would think it's dead; when I put in new water, the level doesn't seem to have gone down, except for an evaporated tiny bit.
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The bamboo you are talking about is most likely the Lucky Bamboo which isn't really bamboo it is a species of Draecena, you need to change the water completely once a week and once a month put one drop of a liquid fertiliser in it, you can also trim it to shape. Google it you will get a lot of info
- 1 decade ago
Bamboo is usually pretty hardy. The bamboo on our property are completely ignored and keep expanding on there own. I suspect you are growing your plant indoors or in a very small container.
Bamboo grows well in full sun all day.
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