Caring tips for Bambusa Multiplex

Bambusa Multiplex is a common plant in many places in China. Besides view and admire, Bambusa Multiplex still has certain benefits to the geomantic in the home. Many people like to grow it but face many problems when growing Bambusa Multiplex. Here are some caring tips for Bambusa Multiplex. 

Caring tips for Bambusa Multiplex leaf tips burn

The leaf tips burn of bambusa multiplex during growing may be caused by excessive light, soil discomfort, lack of water or nutrients, and appropriate measures should be taken according to different conditions. Provide adequate shade when the light is too strong. Change soil in time when soil is not good. Water in time when water is scarce. Fertilize in time when nutrients are insufficient.

1. Light for Bambusa Multiplex

Bambusa Multiplex is often used for bonsai cultivation. During cultivation, the Bambusa Multiplex leaf tip burn may be caused by excessive light intensity. In this case, it is better to transplant the plants to a semi-shaded and ventilated environment for cultivation.Once Bambusa Multiplex adapts to the new environment, the leaves will return to normal, and the plants can then be exposed to light depending on the season.

2. Soil for Bambusa Multiplex

The Bambusa Multiplex leaf tip burn may also be caused by the lack of soil replacement for a long time and the poor air permeability of the soil plate, so it is necessary to replace the soil for the plants in time. Bambusa Multiplex likes to grow in loose, fertile, breathable acid soil, which can be mixed with leaf rot soil, garden soil, river sand and vermiculite.

3. Moisture for Bambusa Multiplex

Bambusa Multiplex likes to grow in a warm, humid environment and has a high demand for water. If the plant receives insufficient water during cultivation, it will also cause the plant leaf tip to become burnt. At this time, it is necessary to properly water the soil, but also it can be appropriate to spray water around the plant, so as to increase the air humidity, reduce the effect of temperature.

4. Nutrients for Bambusa Multiplex

Lack of nutrients can also cause the plant to become charred at the end of its leaves. Apply proper topdressing to the plant. Apply organic or liquid fertilizer to the plant. The demand for Bambusa Multiplex fertilizer is not high, and the principle of applying fertilizer in a small amount or frequently with thin fertilizer can be followed, so as not to cause fertilizer damage.

Caring tips for Bambusa Multiplex root rot

Bambusa Multiplex root rot can be caused by over watering or over fertilizing, depending on the situation. Stop watering when you overwater, and then remove the plant from the soil and trim the roots as appropriate. Fertilizing too much soil to pour a lot of water dilution fertilizer, when the situation is serious, it is best to change the soil culture.

1. Water for Bambusa Multiplex

Many people don't know why Bambusa Multiplex roots rot when they're being farmed. It's usually caused by overwatering, so stop watering the plants and place them in a well-ventilated, well-lit environment. If the water in the soil is too much, but also timely water out, in order to prevent the plant by secondary damage.

When the soil is dry, remove the plant from the soil and trim the roots appropriately. This will speed up the recovery of the plant by cutting off the root rot. Bambusa Multiplex is a water-loving plant, and the plants can be watered according to the principle of "not water, water thoroughly".

2. Fertilization for Bambusa Multiplex

Bambusa Multiplex root rot can also be caused by overfertilization, which requires a lot of water in the soil in order to dilute the fertilizer in the soil. If the root rot is so severe that watering can't be alleviated, in which case you need to replace the soil and raise Bambusa Multiplex.

Bambusa Multiplex has a strict requirement on soil. The replacement soil can be prepared by mixing leaf mould soil, a small amount of river sand and rice chaff ash. Half of the old soil can be left when the replacement soil is changed, so that the plants can better adapt to the new soil. Bambusa Multiplex does not like to be fertilized, and then only needs to be fertilized properly during the growing period.