Try to refresh page if the teams do not change automatically
Posts
Cutting your Lucky Bamboo is not tricky as it seems to be. You just need to know where to cut it.
The First step is to take a clean Knife or the knife can be cleaned by dipping it in antiseptic for a few minutes and wiping it with a dry cloth.
Make sure that you don't cut the mother plant, as it is observed that the mother plant does not root after cutting it. Therefore cut the just below the node of the stalks that have grown on the mother plant. Because that is where the roots will start growing at. It doesn't matter how you cut, straight, or slanted. Then place it back into your vase. You should see some results within a month's time.
Well a node is the part of the stem of a plant from which a leaf, branch, or aerial root grows; each plant has many nodes. Take a look at your plants, where you see a leaf growing right below it is the node. You want to cut right beneath the node.
If you have any problem in understanding then watch this detailed video Cutting Lucky Bamboo.
I usually take cuttings after I've trimmed the mother plant. Make sure the cuttings have at least one leaf joint, and preferably more. Trim excess leaves away to expose the growth node.
If your some parts of your lucky bamboo has turned yellow. Then just cut the yellow part and throw it, as now it is difficult to get back the yellow part back. So just cut the yellow part and put one end of the green parts and it will soon root within a months time.
If you have problem in understanding please watch the detailed video Cutting Lucky Bamboo.
More Video Links
If you like this post, then Subscribe To receive our Posts Directly In your E-mail Or Visit Masti Samay and Then Subscribe.
No comments:
Post a Comment