chako
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Location: Upper Austria
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 Posted: 21.09.2005 20:08 Post subject: |
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You can cut off the brown parts of the thrives or you cut off the whole thrive if the stalks are still green. With a little luck will sprout new thrives from the stalk.
Direct sunlight (outdoor) is not good for the Lucky Bamboo. At a place on a southward window (indoors) a Lucky Bamboo can do very well.
I´m sorry, but there´s no plant food, which can help your Bamboo in this condition. But if the stalks are still green, you´ve a good chance that it will survive.
Maybe, you can post a picture of your sick bamboo? |
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My little Lucky Bamboo Friend is sick. The stalks are very green..... But the leaves are turning yellow and brown... I set poor Barry out in the Sun to get some fresh air...... Which I have never done before and now he looks like he's gonna die. Is there any kind of plant food they like to perk them up? Or should I just get ready to make funeral arragements 
