How to make and use lucky bamboo fertilizer

Lucky bamboo is suitable for flower fertilizer

The commonly used fertilizer for lucky bamboo is organic fertilizer. You can use farmyard manure, such as rice water, peanut shell fertilizer, etc., or you can use compound fertilizer. The nutrients in compound fertilizer are more comprehensive and can provide the plant with sufficient nutrients, allowing it to grow strong and lush, and its leaves will be greener.

How to make lucky bamboo flower fertilizer

Chop the leftover banana peels into pieces and put them into a clean plastic bottle. Add an appropriate amount of water, screw on the bottle cap, and place it in the sun for a while. The fermentation will be completed in about two weeks to a month.

How to use lucky bamboo fertilizer

When cultivating lucky bamboo in soil, you need to apply base fertilizer. There is no need to dilute it. Just mix the fertilizer into the soil. During its growth period, you can apply an appropriate amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer and keep the potting soil properly moist. In addition, you can also apply a little foliar fertilizer to make the leaves greener.

Too much fertilizer for lucky bamboo

If too much fertilizer is used on lucky bamboo and it causes it to lose leaves, you should stop adding fertilizer immediately, water the flowerpot with water and then drain the water to help the fertilizer be discharged.

Precautions for fertilizing lucky bamboo

No matter what fertilizer you use when fertilizing lucky bamboo, be careful not to make the concentration too high or to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will easily burn the roots. And for plants that are nourished by water, chemical fertilizers cannot be used, as they are not good for the growth of the plant and will instead lead to overgrowth.