Can lucky bamboo survive if it is frozen?

1. Can it be saved?

Lucky bamboo is not cold-resistant, so once it is frozen, its stems and leaves will easily wither. If the wilted area is too large, it is basically impossible to save it. If it is discovered early, it can be remedied.

2. How to treat

1. Prune yellow leaves: Prune withered leaves and stems in time. These parts cannot be restored and will affect healthy areas if not trimmed.

2. Increase the temperature: Plants that have been frozen should be placed in a warm environment as soon as possible. If the indoor temperature is not high enough, you need to cover the plants with plastic bags to keep them warm.

3. Keep ventilation: If the air is not circulating, bacteria can easily infect the wound, so be sure to keep ventilation. You can open the windows for ventilation in the winter afternoon when the sun is shining.

4. Add water in time: Lucky bamboo requires more water after being cut. Especially in warm environments, growth is accelerated. At this time, timely replenishment of water will help the growth of new shoots.