Steps for potting Lucky Bamboo in soil

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1. Cut into branches

2. Prepare pot soil

3. Make potted plants

4. Maintenance and management

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It is best to grow Lucky Bamboo in soil in spring, and cut the purchased plants into 20cm branches. The flowerpot can be a mud pot or a ceramic pot, with a diameter of about 12-24cm. The soil inside is mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil, and sand soil in proportion. Soak the treated branches in carbendazim, then plant them in a flower pot and water them with enough water. During later maintenance, place it in an astigmatic environment and pay attention to the application of moisture.

1. Cut into branches

1. Cut into branches

It is best to cultivate Lucky Bamboo in soil in spring, as the climate is very suitable for growth. Cut the purchased plants into 20cm branches. If they do not take root, you can first soak them in water to promote rooting. After the root system is stable, you can plant them in flower pots.

2. Prepare pot soil

< p>There are not many requirements for the material of the flower pot. Mud pots and ceramic pots are both acceptable. The diameter of the flower pot mouth is about 12-24cm. It likes soil rich in humus. You can mix humus soil, garden soil, and sand soil in proportion, which not only provides permeability, but also provides sufficient nutrients.

3. Potting

Disinfect the treated branches with carbendazim, then comb out the root system and plant it in a flower pot. Water enough water and the roots will grow in about 1 month.

IV. Maintenance and Management

1. Light: It likes to grow in a scattered light environment and cannot be exposed to strong direct sunlight, otherwise it will easily burn the plant.

2. Moisture: A humid environment is suitable for growth. It grows vigorously in spring and autumn. Watering once a week can satisfy the growth. In summer, when the temperature is high, water once a day. The climate is cold in winter, so watering can be done every 20 days.

2. Prepare pot soil

3. Make potted plants

4. Maintenance and management

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