How can I tell if my Lucky Bamboo is healthy? Am I caring...
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I noticed some of the leaves looked a little droopy. I don’t know if that’s because they’re growing longer or because the plant is sometimes behind a curtain. Is this a sign of poor health? Is there a way I can improve it?
I keep it by the window like in the second photo but not directly in front of it. I’ve been switching the water with drinking water every couple weeks. I empty the water, put a bit of peroxide on the roots, then refill the water. There’s a bit of build up around the inside of the glass pot but I was told I don’t have to remove the rocks and plant to clean it. Is this true? I want to make sure it’s doing well and that I’m caring for it properly
I noticed some of the leaves looked a little droopy. I don’t know if that’s because they’re growing longer or because the plant is sometimes behind a curtain. Is this a sign of poor health? Is there a way I can improve it?
I keep it by the window like in the second photo but not directly in front of it. I’ve been switching the water with drinking water every couple weeks. I empty the water, put a bit of peroxide on the roots, then refill the water. There’s a bit of build up around the inside of the glass pot but I was told I don’t have to remove the rocks and plant to clean it. Is this true? I want to make sure it’s doing well and that I’m caring for it properly
4ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 11 hours ago
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The droop is either from too much water or crowded roots. If the water is fresh, this problem should lessen. You only have to wash the pebbles and stuff when you want to replace it/ get a new plant. 🌱
