A 3-stalk Lucky Bamboo in water for 7 years now has yellow leaf tips. Owner wonders if overwatering, too much indirect sun, or need to repot.
Lucky Bamboo is Dracaena cuttings rooted in water. In nature they grow in soil. After years in water, nutrients are depleted. It's remarkable it lasted 7 years.
The expert offers a Lucky Bamboo care article via email.
Expert advice from Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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