Propagate Lucky Money Tree Plant! 🍃 Lucky Bamboo Plant Care 🍃 Shirley Bovshow
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2022
- Propagate a lucky money tree plant and multiply your lucky bamboo for free! Shirley Bovshow demonstrates how to make more money plants with two different propagation techniques. The first is by taking lucky bamboo plant offsets and the second is by taking multiple stem cuttings from one stem and growing them in water!
Learn about where to make your stem cutting in between nodes and how to care for the lucky money tree plant indoors. The lucky money tree plant is also called, "lucky bamboo" but is not related to bamboo, rather it is a Dracaena plant. It's an easy plant to grow but can not tolerate chlorinated water.
Shirley covers the most important details about propagating a lucky bamboo plant and rooting it successfully!
-Why do you put hot wax on lucky bamboo stem tips?
-How much gravel do you use for potting a lucky bamboo?
-What size container do you use for a lucky money plant tree?
-What kind of sunlight does the lucky bamboo need?
-Where do you make a stem cutting on the lucky bamboo stalk?
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I ALWAYS ENJOY SEEING THESE LITTLE LUCKY BAMBOO PLANTS . THEY SEEM TO BE EVERYWHERE. THE LITTLE MOM & POP MARKETS, RESTAURANTS, DRY CLEANERS, AND SUPERMARKETS.
THANK YOU FOR REVEALING HOW THE LUCKY MONEY PLANT CAN BE MADE AT HOME. TQ SHIRLEY... GREAT VID!
Thank you @Buckingchet I'm glad you like it!!! They are great plants
The trick of wax very interesting! Thank you for your potcads! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks for watching Jorge!!
Thank you so much Miss Shirley!! 🌹🌷🌹
You are welcome Paula! Thanks for watching and commenting!
My lucky money bamboo is 25 years old. I don't use soil, she simply sits in her filtered water with river rocks & grows. Although, I _do_ allow her water to sit & I just add more when she gets low. She grows algae sure but if she's happy, I ain't changing whatever it is that I'm doing. With my luck I'd kill her. However, I do clean her water completely every 6 months or so. She _must_ be happy? She's currently sitting at well over 6 feet tall & very bushy! It's to the point that I use fishing line to help her stand so tall, in her own little corner of my front entryway. She's the 1st thing folks see when they enter my home & I love her tons. I've even got a few babies propagating, right now. Thanks for this video, now I have another way to share her with family & friends. Happy growing everybody! 😘💕
CongratulTions! Sounds like you have a beautiful specimen and that you know how to take care of these plants!
Have seen this plant , but never bought one. Since I like to over water....I might could grow this one. Thanks Shirley 😊
My pleasure and thanks for watching Fannie!
Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark 🌿😊🇩🇰😊🌿☀️🌱
Thank you so much!! More to come’
Parabéns pelo belo vidio 👍👍😘❤😍💯
Gracias por ver, Santhy!
So in all these videos , no one ever says how long it takes for leaves to grow from the bottom piece, after they have the roots ! Mine has roots on the top half with the leaves, and the bottom piece. and I’m ready to put both back in soil. Can I put the bottom piece back in the pot with soil before it develops a leaf ?
Hi, Thanks for watching. Can you please clarify your question? What do you mean by the bottom half has roots?
@@EdenMakers if you cut one 8” bamboo stalk in half . The top piece has the leaves. The bottom piece has the roots. You put candle wax on the cut part of the bottom piece, it has its roots, so you put it in water. You put the top part in water so it can develop its roots. Both pieces have been in small vases for 2 months. I use water from my fish tank. I’ve changed the water in the vases several times in that 2 months. Both pieces have roots now. They both look a healthy green colour. The same colour the entire piece , before cutting , had , when it was one plant . I think that if the bottom piece , with no leaves but roots, would develop leaves faster if it is in soil. There’s more nutrients in soil than just water.
@@jmdq1 I understand better now, thank you for clarifying.
When transitioning lucky bamboo from water to soil the plant will go through a transition period:
1. Root Changes:Roots adapt structure and function to absorb nutrients from soil instead of water.
2. Moisture and Nutrient Shift: Roots adjust to absorb moisture and nutrients from soil, no longer relying on a water source.
3. Strengthening Roots: Roots strengthen for stability and support in the soil.
4. Aerial Roots Adaptation: Aerial roots may adapt to function as regular roots, aiding nutrient absorption from soil.
5. Adjustment Period: Expect a transition period where the plant adapts to the soil environment. These changes enable the lucky bamboo to thrive in a new soil medium.