What to do if lucky bamboo leaves rot

1. Reasons

1. It may be because its leaves have not been trimmed for a long time, the space is too small, and they block each other, preventing it from receiving light, so they rot.

2. If it is grown in water, if you don't change the water for a long time, the water will be very turbid, and it will be difficult for the roots to absorb nutrients, oxygen and other substances. The leaves will rot and turn yellow, which will have a very adverse effect on its growth.

3. It may be that it cannot adapt to the water-grown method. Although it can be grown in water, the effect of growing it in soil will be better. Many bamboos grown in water will drop leaves or rot, etc., so it is necessary to help it change the cultivation method.

4. If the plant is grown in soil and the leaves rot, it may be that there are not enough nutrients in the soil. It is also possible that the soil has become compacted, and its roots cannot absorb nutrients, causing the leaves to rot.

2. How to deal with it

1. All plants need proper pruning. This process not only makes them look more beautiful, but also makes them more vibrant, and is also very good for the growth of leaves.

2. If it is grown in water, you must replace the water in time so that the leaves can absorb sufficient nutrients and it can grow healthier.

3. If it cannot adapt to the water-growing method and its leaves keep rotting and are difficult to cure, it should be changed to soil growing. This method is more suitable for it and is best for the growth of leaves.

4. If there is not enough fertilizer in the soil or it has not been fertilized for a long time, add some organic fertilizer, but in a smaller dosage. Or loosen its soil, move it to a bright area, remove the rotten leaves, and it will recover quickly.