Cat-Chewed Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena): Leaf Repair and Care

Clarification

“Lucky bamboo” is Dracaena sanderiana, not true bamboo. Chewed leaves cannot be repaired; trim brown tips if desired.

Water: Change weekly, use pebbles for support, keep water at pebble level. Use pure/distilled water (tap fluoride harms).
Vase: Clean weekly to remove mineral deposits.
Light: Bright indirect; no direct sun.
Soil option: Equal parts sand, peat, soil; keep damp.
Health: Fresh smell = healthy; bad odor = trouble.

Cat damage is cosmetic; proper care prevents decline.

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