Potting Lucky Bamboo Cuttings: Light Tolerance and Crowding

Moving Dracaena sanderiana from Water to Soil

Light: Potting doesn’t change light needs. Tolerates a few hours morning sun; protect from midday sun.
Crowding: Plant as many cuttings together as fit. Crowding myth is false—shared soil moisture is fine if drainage exists.
Soil: Well-draining mix; water when top inch dry.

Ten cuttings in one pot? No problem.

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