r/luckybamboo

I have this tall lucky bamboo for years now. Should I put it in a bigger glass or is it time for it to experience soil?
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I have this tall lucky bamboo for years now. Should I put it in a bigger glass or is it time for it to experience soil?

u/Always_Anxious_Sloth — 3 days ago

Help me please

I want to save my lucky bamboo, I've had it for years at this point, I recently wanted to repot it because it felt really cramped in its last pot. I also heard it would be better off in soil so I put it in soil as well. It got horrible and started to die very quickly so I moved it back to water and pebbles. It looks slightly better now than it did but I have concerns and don't know what to do

  • The plant is very droopy.
  • Some leaves are splotchy, reddish purple, or yellow or browning.

Also I have the taped chopsticks keeping the plant up straight because otherwise it just falls over.

I love this plant and when I look online I cant seem to find anyone having the same issues so I dont know where to begin, I dont want to repot it again because I feel like im killing it by doing that.

u/mr-dudle — 2 days ago