Grown in water, it needs:
Cut canes to control height; new growth emerges below cut. Root trimmings in water for new plants.
Yellowing usually means water quality issues or aging in water—move to soil.
Lucky Bamboo Yellowing: Water Quality and Fertilizer
Lucky Bamboo Black Stems: Rot from Overwatering and Poor Water Quality
Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena) in Water: Time to Move to Soil
Lucky Bamboo Decline After Pebbles: Water Quality and Light Fixes
Saving Water Lilies After Ronstar Herbicide Exposure
Lucky Bamboo Care Guide: Water, Light, and Soil Tips for a Thriving Plant
Diagnosing Hard Water Damage in Sarracenia flava and the Importance of Water Testing
Pogonatherum 'Monica' Care: The 'Bamboo' That's Actually a Grass
Eliminating Insects in Lucky Bamboo Water
Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) Rot: Remove Dead, Transition to Soil
Transitioning Lucky Bamboo from Water to Soil: A Complete Care Guide
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