How to grow water bamboo

1. Soil culture method

1. Soil: Use fertile and slightly sticky soil for cultivation, so that it can grow better in the later stage.

2. Watering: Water frequently during the breeding period to keep it moist, but it is best not to have water accumulation. If it is a hot season, you should also pay attention to spraying more water to increase the humidity.

3. Light: It likes light and should be placed in a well-lit place during maintenance, and get as much sun as possible. However, it should be shaded in summer and not exposed to strong light. It is best to give it full light at other times, so that the leaves will be greener.

4. Temperature: It has a certain ability to withstand high temperatures, so there is almost no need to worry in summer. However, it has poor cold resistance and the temperature needs to be controlled in winter, with the lowest temperature being 5 degrees.

2. Hydroponic cultivation method

1. Water quality: When cultivating plants in water, you can use well water, rain water or lake water. If you use tap water, you must dry it in the sun for a day before using it to allow the chlorine in it to dissipate so as not to affect the growth.

2. Change water: When cultivating plants in water, you should pay attention to changing the water frequently to ensure the cleanliness of the water. If there are too many impurities in the water, it will easily lead to root rot.

3. Fertilization: During the breeding period, fertilizer should be added to the water regularly. Use a special nutrient solution to supplement nutrients and promote growth.