Feeling lucky?
Experimenting with the lucky bamboo plant.
So, I have had 3 of these plants for over 2 years now.
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They have been living quietly and peacefully in water and they seem happy (I think!). But a few days ago I realized that their growth rate has stopped, and the leaves on one of them are turning yellow. :(
That's why I decided to experiment with it. I got a pot, a thin layer of perlite and a soil mix and.. Here is the result!
This is the before:
And here is the after:
So far, so good :) I will keep watering the plant to have enough moisture. And, I have read that it doesn't want direct sunlight. This is something I need to keep in mind, as the plant is now out in the balcony.
I will keep you updated on the lucky bamboo's progress :)
I'm useless with plants and have very few in the house. These are a really great shape; I love them. If I could get an artificial one I'd be laughing.
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