Bamboo plants are very popular, and although planting them in a pot makes them more delicate, they can easily grow and thrive indoors if you use a few precautions.
Steps
Step 1. Plant your bamboo in a pot whose top is twice as wide as its base
This will make it easier to plant and reduce the risk of damaging the roots during this step.
Step 2. Do not place the bamboo in an area affected by direct sunlight
It is a plant native to the rainforest, so it needs shade and a cool environment. If exposed to sunlight it will turn yellow, so choose a suitable place carefully.
Step 3. Check that the temperature is correct
The suitable one is around 21 ° C, so don't place the plant in a room that is too cold or too hot. Being planted in a pot makes bamboo more sensitive than the same plant growing outdoors.
Step 4. Water regularly
The amount of water it requires varies according to the variety of bamboo. Find out which is the correct one and stick to these guidelines, exceeding or putting less than the required amount could damage the plant. You may decide to put some stones in the chosen container as well.
Step 5. Spray your bamboo daily using a sprayer
This will simulate the optimal humidity conditions in which it is used to growing.
Step 6. Fertilize the bamboo with a nitrogen fertilizer
Doing so will ensure your plant has all the necessary nutrients.
