Can I use it for my lucky bamboo plant?
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It appears yo be okay for your plant. It says all plants and I have used it for 4 different types. Should be safe
87992
Yes you can do that. This plant want's a lot of sun and water. Don't worry about the degrees. It will grow gr8.
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Yes, it'll probably work well on Bamboo shoots that size. Make sure you have the longer life battery. wife uses this on her job as a landscaper and reports that's it's quite useful.
1080500
I haven't tried the machine specifically on bamboo, but on pretty much everything else (including leaves). Based upon the texture of bamboo, I'm going to assume it'll do the job, provided it meets the maximum width limitation (fits into the hole).
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Yes this does work on bamboo, This is the only thing that does. You have to cut it all down first. then every time you see a sprout put some on it. Yes it is easier to dig up but I couldnt mine. so I just cut down and kept spraying spouts tell it eventually starves and dies. Every time it gets leaves on it, it gets healthier. Remember that.. you dont want leaves kill it as fast as you see it come up and start getting leaves.
2192002
Yes true... they will grow better. I also had some liquid food to their water. Keeps them dark green... Happy Bamboo :-)
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Yes, just don't get plants that grow to a huge size. I put begonias in mine because they can be pinched back.
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This was not a good choice for me. Ours is the same with nothing helping...I bought two; only one is left and barely alive. I went with bamboo and was very pleased.
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I bought this plant in March 2013, I did not split the plant, I let it as it is, now it has grown and all I do is change the water once a week. If you like you can split the plant, but I have read never to put four sticks together and tie, as four is a bad number is Chinese Language, I believe it means death. Other than that you should be oki. If you split it I think you have to tie with a metal string. I love my plant and if you have not got yours already you should... Good Luck...
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If you use the big chunky perlite it will work great. Btw, by itself perlite is considered a hydroponic substrate. One Ive had good success with
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Simply water the bamboo should be placed in small pebbles or rocks. Trim the leaves when they turn brown. Bamboo food is available on amazon as well but not needed.
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I don't think so - call Miracle-Gro directly they have a good help line. This has the seeds, fertilzer, and peat moss all in one; it is meant to plant the whole thing into the ground.
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I never tried it on bamboo roots. I don't know. But I do know it works on stumps.
1000978
Yes it s a nice product made of natural bamboo it can I used it I never had a problem
686599
Think it would be too tight a fit. You'd be better off with bamboo stakes in a little container, I think.
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After I wrote this I went out in the garden and checked the plastic pots I have. As long as the pot has a 1" "lip" I guess you could try it. Just don't put your most expensive plant in there in case it drops.
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This is really not a Bamboo variety , but is a very primitive ancient plant that reproduces by spores (like Ferns) they do clump but only attain a height of less than two feet. There are several other varieties ofEquisetum that I am not familiar with. "Happy.Happy.Happy" New Year...as the Duck Dynasty Dude says.