Question 1: What should I do if the leaf diameter of Phyllostachys pubescens is skewed? Your bamboo has grown into a big plant, and so has mine.

1, try to hold it vertically when changing the soil.

2. Top it with a branch

Question 2: What if the bamboo is too big? I can cut it into two centimeters and cultivate it again.

Question 3: What about the slender bamboo pole? It may be the reason for the high degree of shading. Generally speaking, the same variety of Phyllostachys pubescens will be short and strong in strong light, but it will grow relatively tall and thin in shade. The placement position can be changed or improved by supplementing light. Of course, the problem of varieties is not ruled out. Some varieties are born short or tall.

Question 4: What should I do if the bamboo leaves grow bigger? Mine, too, was small when I bought it, the size of a fist, and it was placed on the desk. Later, it took two years to grow to 8 holes, but the whole table couldn't fit. I fainted, so I had to move it to the refrigerator at home, and the whole corner was stuffed to the ceiling, with a diameter of about 1m! Oh, my God! At this rate, there is no place to put it at home. I saw some pictures on the internet. All the bamboos are cracked, only a little big leaf? Is this a matter of variety?

Question 5: How can we make the bamboos grow straight? When the new leaves grow more than ten centimeters, tie them up with ropes, and then release them when they grow well. If you want other shapes, you can shape it with wire.

Cut off some roots in the soil and then bury the heel deeper, which will look better. The cut roots may grow new buds. You can refer to the cutting propagation method of Baidu Encyclopedia.

Question 6: 1 How to shape fallen bamboo? I did this: insert a bamboo pole or something in the flowerpot, erect the bamboo along the pole, find several places, and fix the plant and the pole with ropes. Do you think it's possible?

Question 7: The stem of Phyllostachys pubescens is too long, and it grows horizontally. What if there are leaves on the upper side and aerial roots on the lower side? One-year-old pots are growing well! Change to a bigger pot and raise it for two years before cutting it.

Question 8: How to support Dazhu so that it is not easy to tilt? . . . Bamboo stick binding

Question 9: Why didn't my family's tortoise-backed bamboo grow more than six holes after a long time? Hello:

Bamboo is an evergreen vine with thick stems. Young leaves are heart-shaped, nonporous, broadly ovoid when they grow up, pinnately parted, with oval perforations between veins, long petiole and dark green. Buddha's flame inflorescence, Buddha's flame bud boat-shaped, 165438+ October flowering, pale yellow. Phyllostachys pubescens, also known as "Penglai banana" and "Diancao", is an evergreen climbing foliage plant of Araceae. Its stem is covered with brown air roots shaped like wires, hence the name "Diancao". Its leaves are oval, with many rectangular holes and deep fissures, which are scattered among the pinnate veins in the shape of tortoise shells. Its shape is like tortoise shell pattern, and its stems are like bamboo poles, hence the name "Diancao". The number of holes in leaves is longer and longer, and the more you need to raise them slowly.

In the tropical rain forest, bamboo is often attached to tall trees. Like warm and humid environment, avoid strong light and dryness. The optimum temperature for growth is 20 ~ 25℃, and the temperature at night in winter is not lower than 10℃. Mature plants can tolerate 5℃ for a short time, and freezing injury is easy to occur below 5℃. When the temperature rises above 32℃, the growth stops. In summer, water should be sprayed frequently, air humidity should be kept high, and leaves should be kept clean to facilitate photosynthesis.

During the growth of Phyllostachys pubescens, the plants grow rapidly and the cultivation space should be spacious, otherwise it will affect the extension of stems and leaves and show the beauty of leaf shape. Potted soil requires a slightly acidic loam with rich and loose soil, high water absorption and good water retention, and humus soil or peat soil is often the best.

I hope I can help you and wish you a happy life!

Question 10: Can bamboo grow horizontally and be cut off? If there is heating in winter, planting can be cut off where there are air roots, and the temperature is low and it is not easy to live. This kind of flower falls easily when it grows tall and needs to be erected.