Lucky bamboo in water 4 years, healthy but tall with brown tips. Owner wants to trim and save stalks.
Lucky bamboo stems are rooted cuttings. Prune to desired height (suggest top 1/3). New growth emerges below cuts. Pruned sections root in water—even in original container.
Trim at sharp angle for appearance. Don't change location, water, or container—it's thriving.
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