What should I do if the stems of lucky bamboo grown in soil turn yellow? Will the stems turn green?

1. What to do if the rod turns yellow

1. Reduce watering: If the lucky bamboo grown in soil is watered frequently or too much water is given at one time, the plant will not be able to absorb the water and it will cause water accumulation. Over time, the roots will rot and the stems will turn yellow. The water supply should be stopped first and the accumulated water should be poured out. The soil also needs to be turned over to allow the moisture to evaporate quickly. If the situation is serious, you need to change the soil and pot, trim the rotten roots, and re-manage it.

2. Protect from sunlight in time: it is not resistant to sunlight. If it is kept under strong light, it will be burned and the leaves and stems will turn yellow. It should be moved to a cool and ventilated place, and watered and sprayed appropriately to allow it to recover slowly. Pay attention to shading in the later stage. It is shade-tolerant and occasional dim light can meet its light needs.

3. Replenish nutrients: A lot of nutrients will be consumed during the peak growth season and should be replenished in time. If no fertilizer is applied for a long time, the roots will not be able to absorb nutrients and the stems will turn yellow. It is best to use thin fertilizers to keep moisture in and replenish fertilizer. It is best to dilute it with a small amount of water after each fertilization to help absorption.

2. Will the rod turn green if it turns yellow?

It is difficult for its stems to turn green again after they turn yellow, especially if they are grown in soil. It is recommended to cut off the yellowed parts, change the maintenance methods and provide a suitable environment so that it can resume growth faster and avoid worsening of the situation.