A 2‑year‑old lucky bamboo had yellow leaves and orange roots. The owner repotted into a larger vase.
Established lucky bamboo roots are naturally orange/rust colored. Only black roots indicate rot.
If the stalk is still green, the plant will recover. Use distilled or aged water, change water weekly, keep warm. Care details: Lucky Bamboo FAQs.
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