I love this video bc it’s so straightforward. No bullshit sponsorship, dramatic cutaways, or overly happy theme music. He’s not trying to sell us anything. He’s just sharing his genuine passion for plant care. I learned all I needed in this one video than I did on three other “aesthetically” pleasing produced videos I clicked on before this.
Yes! Today's videos are all about making money and less about quality or accurate content. I have seen so much bad info in "professional" videos on YT it's really disturbing.
I like this guy because he gives you straight, simple instructions. I haven't ever had a bamboo plant before and I am so excited to be able to not only transplant but to also make more plants to have and give away! Thank you!!!!
I only say this bc I want you to succeed with your plants, lucky bamboo is a lily not a bamboo. It flowers if you let it grow big enough. I’ve been trying for 2 years! I grow mine in aquarium water as fish poop is great fertilizer. I had problems with mine until I eventually put them in a fish tank.
OMGeeee... I followed your instruCtions and in exactly one month I had new growth and I'm about to plant what I cut off! You're an eXpeRt! Thank you ... now I grow my own and propagate and make more ! Thank you🥰🥰
Most excellent video... I've had a little 2 shoot set for about a year: I was thinking of transplanting them into a bigger pot: but now I am SO propagating them... I learned alot from this. thank you!
Thanks. I have what I'm sure is Lucky bamboo and it's growing out of control. This video really has helped to know what to do with the extra growths that is causing my bamboo to teeter. 👍🏼
I had a dog knock over and chew on some of my bamboo stalks.I'd had these plants for about a year and didn't want to have to throw them all away so I took the ones with minimal to no damage and stuck them in some chlorine free water and I wasn't expecting much but to my surprise I noticed new roots on them one day and so I came to learn more about them. In thrilled that it looks like they're gonna be okay.
Thanks so much for the video, I just rescued a lucky bamboo plant from Goodwill and it has a nice strong stalk ready to propagate, now I know how to do it without damaging the plant :) much appreciated
That s true the leaves can have roots and grow I tried it on a lucky bamboo that was dying so I had no infos about its possibility of growing but it really happens, and seriously that s the only guy talking about growing the leaves, thank you man
Thanks for the great video. I appreciate you explained how to care for both the cuttings and the original stems as most videos focus just on the cutting only. I also love that you raise fresh water fish. I use spider plants suspended in my plecko tank water to help control nitrates. They grow great! I also use tank water for my vegetable garden and all my houseplants and have done this for years. I will try a lucky bamboo propagation on a plant I found left behind by a student, and consider using lucky bamboo with my fish tanks. Thanks for the great video!
As long as they are still green and healthy don't worry it can take longer depending on temperature, light and condition or original piece. Thanks for watching
Hi. Lucky B.Guy, Today I learned how I can grow Lucky Bamboo, your program is very clear as step by step explained. I am watching from my home Canada. Thanks.Regards. Zeenat/Zz.
Great info only wished I had found this video sooner. I had tossed out two lucky bamboo that started to yellow on the stocks. The leaves were in shape but I thought it’s dying since the entire stock turned yellow. I wish I known to trim off the leaves to propagate instead of tossing the whole thing.
Thank you for sharing, I only have 1 stem of a lucky bamboo, lol, but your video will help me out growing it. If you have any suggestions for me I will greatly appreciate it.
Just watched another video on how to plant and care, it was easy as ABC, now this pleasant propagation tutorial. What great people this is the best video out there for this. THANK YOU
You most definitely and certainly are the most knowledgeable person on bamboo and I appreciate this video so much thank you lucky bamboo man ❤😂P.S I want more videos from you please
I have three bamboo plants at home in my bathroom window. They have been doing great but they are so tall and looking very top heavy I guess you would call it. Asked around at nurseries but no one knew what to do with them. Listening to your video I feel I know what to do to get them back in to shape. They were getting to be almost two and a half feet tall and was afraid to cut them so now I feel I know what to do. Thank you so much.🙋🏼
My mom has one that is over six feet tall!! I told her I’d cut it up and try to propagate it but she’s afraid it’ll die. It’s literally touching the ceiling now! I don’t know what she’ll do in a year or two when it’s too tall for the house!
Thanks for the video. Really sorry that you never got around to that follow up video. My wife and I just took our 4ft tall lucky bamboo stalk down to 4 new little guys (including our original). Great video!
@@morganlilly5719 @Morgan Lilly if I can recall (it's been a few years), but out of our four little "guys" three of them took and one just sat there. Maybe we cut it slightly wrong but the three good ones grew almost as tall as the original. Took a long time but it did work!
Perlite + distilled water + hydrogen peroxide + rooting hormone + unscented white candle wax to seal the cut on the "mother" plant. You can clean perlite with hydrogen peroxide. The downside to perlite, is that the initial rinsing off of all the hidden organic junk and sand and sifting to get larger perlite and having to be careful to not crush/crack/break the delicate perlite is a pain, but if you enjoy the hobby, when you are don't and the lucky bamboo in the perlite will look amazing and you won't have to worry about oxygen deficiency to the roots. Perlite provides the perfect environment for INDOOR plants (using this method outdoors in direct sun will dry out within an hour or so and the plant will die).
Thank s for the video. I have one very healthy leaf sprout that is now about 3-4 feet tall. It's a bit flimsy and I'm wondering if you have a video on pruning the leaves to either make the bamboo fuller, or just shorter without killing the plant and stopping all growth? Only one of my leaf stems on one bamboo shoot survived, and I've had this plant for six years, so I really want to avoid killing it. Thanks.
min min just take care of the plant as usual. New shoots will grow beneath the knot where the old shoots were cut off. It’s said in the video too I suppose.
Agree with the others, where is the follow up video? What do we do with the recently propagated cuttings? Recommendations on how and what type of potting? (soil or water?) Great video and informative, thanks! would really like that follow up though... : )
Outstanding video; very informative and nice shots! Thank you. I wonder if anyone has previously requested consideration re getting a mic? The higher frequencies are making some words a little difficult to understand, which a clip on personal mic would definitely resolve, and I’ll be able to watch more of your videos! Cheers!
Jenine Engers So Sorry that I haven't made the follow up video...I'll get it scheduled and I think you will be happy to see how everything has developed.... Thanks So Much for the comment...
+LuckyBambooGuy Can you make a 15 second update video? Even if it's poor video quality and no talking, just to show if the stalks with no leaves, got new growth and how many of the cuttings survived. If so, add a link to it in the description of this video. You can ALWAYS make a longer, better quality "update" video, but just having SOMETHING for us to look at, would be very valuable to me. A few seconds update video that you feel is a complete failure of a video, is better than no video at all. We don't have to see you or hear you or have a stable tripod mounted camera as you did in this video, just title the video "Lucky Bamboo Update (poor video quality)".
I love this video bc it’s so straightforward. No bullshit sponsorship, dramatic cutaways, or overly happy theme music. He’s not trying to sell us anything. He’s just sharing his genuine passion for plant care. I learned all I needed in this one video than I did on three other “aesthetically” pleasing produced videos I clicked on before this.
This was recorded when TH-cam was normal. Simple videos.
Yes! Today's videos are all about making money and less about quality or accurate content. I have seen so much bad info in "professional" videos on YT it's really disturbing.
Sir, we need an update video and more lucky bamboo tips. Its been 6 years, and I need more!
Same
Yup
We need to know! Please give us an update! 😊
Maybe he is gone
?????
7 years and STILL the best lucky bamboo propagation tutorial out there!
I like this guy because he gives you straight, simple instructions. I haven't ever had a bamboo plant before and I am so excited to be able to not only transplant but to also make more plants to have and give away! Thank you!!!!
I only say this bc I want you to succeed with your plants, lucky bamboo is a lily not a bamboo. It flowers if you let it grow big enough. I’ve been trying for 2 years! I grow mine in aquarium water as fish poop is great fertilizer. I had problems with mine until I eventually put them in a fish tank.
I need more videos from this guy 😭 just two and POOF GONE. Sir, this video is amazing
OMGeeee... I followed your instruCtions and in exactly one month I had new growth and I'm about to plant what I cut off! You're an eXpeRt! Thank you ... now I grow my own and propagate and make more ! Thank you🥰🥰
Teddy Ferguson did you use the wax tip he said? Wondering if it is a mandatory thing to do, or does it just help the process of regrowth?
I like how 5 years later this is the only good lucky bamboo video and it's hard to find good information elsewhere haha!
Agreed!
Nama asli pohonya apa.
Yes...exact
I confirm
Spend hours searching for one n this was the most helpful one for a beginner like myself. Thanks much.
5 years later, I’m still waiting for that follow up video of the rooted bamboo
Same
it must be growing...slowly ;)
Haha
Well it grows
DP2050 😂
Finally a video that gets straight to the point and simple tutorial. The other videos are so confusing.
Most excellent video... I've had a little 2 shoot set for about a year: I was thinking of transplanting them into a bigger pot: but now I am SO propagating them... I learned alot from this. thank you!
Thanks. I have what I'm sure is Lucky bamboo and it's growing out of control. This video really has helped to know what to do with the extra growths that is causing my bamboo to teeter. 👍🏼
I had a dog knock over and chew on some of my bamboo stalks.I'd had these plants for about a year and didn't want to have to throw them all away so I took the ones with minimal to no damage and stuck them in some chlorine free water and I wasn't expecting much but to my surprise I noticed new roots on them one day and so I came to learn more about them. In thrilled that it looks like they're gonna be okay.
Thanks so much for the video, I just rescued a lucky bamboo plant from Goodwill and it has a nice strong stalk ready to propagate, now I know how to do it without damaging the plant :) much appreciated
Excellent video. Straight to the point, and no BS. I just propagated my lucky bamboo for the first time, after watching your video. Thank you.
This propagation video has been the best one I've seen about lucky bamboo. Thank You!
Thank you for this fantastic video, the only one video that is straight to the point. No unnecessary talking.
I really liked your detailed explanation of repotting "lucky bamboo". I plan on making Christmas presents out of them!
a new found interest! I'm loving this.
I loved it! It was super useful. Thank you so much!👍😊
That s true the leaves can have roots and grow I tried it on a lucky bamboo that was dying so I had no infos about its possibility of growing but it really happens, and seriously that s the only guy talking about growing the leaves, thank you man
You have very nice energy ;)
Thank you for taking the time on this video.
Great video! Answered all my questions.
Awesome video. You helped me a ton, thank you so much! 😀
Thanks for the great video. I appreciate you explained how to care for both the cuttings and the original stems as most videos focus just on the cutting only. I also love that you raise fresh water fish. I use spider plants suspended in my plecko tank water to help control nitrates. They grow great! I also use tank water for my vegetable garden and all my houseplants and have done this for years. I will try a lucky bamboo propagation on a plant I found left behind by a student, and consider using lucky bamboo with my fish tanks. Thanks for the great video!
I had no idea I could do this with my plant, thanks for the excellent tips.
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Thank you Frank really helped me alot ...mine was growing to long
glad that he said it would take a month to root! i’ve had one propagating about 2 weeks and was getting concerned that there were no roots yet
As long as they are still green and healthy don't worry it can take longer depending on temperature, light and condition or original piece. Thanks for watching
Hi. Lucky B.Guy, Today I learned how I can grow Lucky Bamboo, your program is very clear as step by step explained. I am watching from my home Canada. Thanks.Regards. Zeenat/Zz.
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing. I cant wait to do this to mine
Thank you so much for the tutorial. One of mine is about to need propagation.
So much fun and thanks for yor explication!! I´ll do this! Cause i love Lucky Bamboo! They do my peace! Thaks
Thank you for this my man, exactly what I needed. Keep it up 🌿
Excellent, thank you for this video!
I love collecting lucky bamboo... Nice video... Now i learned more how to propagate .... Thanks..
4 years later and still waiting for that update video
Really helpful, thanks
I have guppies, bamboo and pothos. Time to try some aquaponics. Thanks for the video, now I can take new bamboo starts.
Great info only wished I had found this video sooner. I had tossed out two lucky bamboo that started to yellow on the stocks. The leaves were in shape but I thought it’s dying since the entire stock turned yellow. I wish I known to trim off the leaves to propagate instead of tossing the whole thing.
Thank you for making this enjoyable video.
WOW, i am so thankful for this video! thank you kindly, i can't wait to get to it!
Finally someone who knows what they are talking about when its comes to lucky bamboo!
Muchas gracias. Me gustó mucho tu video. Es fantástico ver como sacar esquejes. =D
Love your video...looking forward to the follow-up video. Thank you
I really enjoyed the video of lucky bamboo.thank you
Muy clara la información, nos agrada mucho los lucky bamboo, felicitaciones, buen día 🙋👍🙏...
So helpful! I’m babysitting a large plant and thought I killed it. 😬Thank you!
this was interesting tutorial, thank you! :)
Thank you for sharing, I only have 1 stem of a lucky bamboo, lol, but your video will help me out growing it. If you have any suggestions for me I will greatly appreciate it.
Thank you! This was very helpful.
Just watched another video on how to plant and care, it was easy as ABC, now this pleasant propagation tutorial. What great people this is the best video out there for this. THANK YOU
I propagated mine a few weeks ago and it worked well!
You most definitely and certainly are the most knowledgeable person on bamboo and I appreciate this video so much thank you lucky bamboo man ❤😂P.S I want more videos from you please
I have three bamboo plants at home in my bathroom window. They have been doing great but they are so tall and looking very top heavy I guess you would call it. Asked around at nurseries but no one knew what to do with them. Listening to your video I feel I know what to do to get them back in to shape. They were getting to be almost two and a half feet tall and was afraid to cut them so now I feel I know what to do. Thank you so much.🙋🏼
My mom has one that is over six feet tall!! I told her I’d cut it up and try to propagate it but she’s afraid it’ll die. It’s literally touching the ceiling now! I don’t know what she’ll do in a year or two when it’s too tall for the house!
I have been waiting for the follow up video for years. The offshoots must have turned into trees by now :)
Thanks for the video. Really sorry that you never got around to that follow up video. My wife and I just took our 4ft tall lucky bamboo stalk down to 4 new little guys (including our original). Great video!
Stephen Krisel - 4 foot!! I had no idea they grow so tall!
Did it work?
@@morganlilly5719 @Morgan Lilly if I can recall (it's been a few years), but out of our four little "guys" three of them took and one just sat there. Maybe we cut it slightly wrong but the three good ones grew almost as tall as the original. Took a long time but it did work!
@@Ste_VO do you still have them?
@@aarongonzalez4458 oh, so sad, we moved and unfortunately broke them in transit. But they did so well!!!
thank you ,I like your demenstration🌿☘🍀🌱🌲
my lucky bamboo is leaning so this video was SUPER helpful on how to propagate so i can have more!!
excellent video wish we can hear more from him
Wow my friend that was an awesome process, thank you for sharing your video, love from the UK London
Straight forward video, thank you.
Hey Bamboo guy, i loved the video. A follow up video would be nice.
Falta traducir español
Excellent instruction, thanks!
Fantastic. Thanks!
That was very helpful, thanks
I love this guys videos
Perlite + distilled water + hydrogen peroxide + rooting hormone + unscented white candle wax to seal the cut on the "mother" plant. You can clean perlite with hydrogen peroxide. The downside to perlite, is that the initial rinsing off of all the hidden organic junk and sand and sifting to get larger perlite and having to be careful to not crush/crack/break the delicate perlite is a pain, but if you enjoy the hobby, when you are don't and the lucky bamboo in the perlite will look amazing and you won't have to worry about oxygen deficiency to the roots. Perlite provides the perfect environment for INDOOR plants (using this method outdoors in direct sun will dry out within an hour or so and the plant will die).
Loved watching it.
thank you for this video.. am from PHILIPPINES.. new subs here..
I'm going to try this this is my first year growing lucky bamboo
Really interesting. Thanks!
gracias! me fe muy util, mi lucky bamboo se habia quemado una parte con una vela , dos de ellos y los pude rescatar! muchas gracias!!
Very AWESOME video !
Thanks SO MUCH FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE ☺️.
Your video was my favorite with such detailed visual and verbal explanation! Do you have more?
thanks for your tutorial !
Thank s for the video. I have one very healthy leaf sprout that is now about 3-4 feet tall. It's a bit flimsy and I'm wondering if you have a video on pruning the leaves to either make the bamboo fuller, or just shorter without killing the plant and stopping all growth? Only one of my leaf stems on one bamboo shoot survived, and I've had this plant for six years, so I really want to avoid killing it. Thanks.
Thank you for the video!
I did enjoy it. ⭐️
Great information, thanks!
I learned a lot from your video and hope you will post a follow-up.
thanks for the wax-seal tip!
What is the material of wax..what is it name..
Sem tradução fica difícil, amei o vídeo 😢
Farzana Khatoon any kind of wax will do. Just burn a candle and let the drops fall on the cut-out shoots.
Would like to know after sealing with wax what will be the next step
min min just take care of the plant as usual. New shoots will grow beneath the knot where the old shoots were cut off. It’s said in the video too I suppose.
I have never sealed mine before I will now thank you...👍😉😄😄🙌
PerfectT!!! Easy n fun 2 look at!!!❤
I love it... awesome video
Agree with the others, where is the follow up video? What do we do with the recently propagated cuttings? Recommendations on how and what type of potting? (soil or water?) Great video and informative, thanks! would really like that follow up though... : )
Awaiting your follow up video... BTW nice tips for growing more bamboo
Thank you soooooo much😘 God bless U always!😚
Outstanding video; very informative and nice shots! Thank you. I wonder if anyone has previously requested consideration re getting a mic? The higher frequencies are making some words a little difficult to understand, which a clip on personal mic would definitely resolve, and I’ll be able to watch more of your videos! Cheers!
Thanks. It is very helpful.
I would love a follow up video to see the results. This video was enlightening.
Jenine Engers So Sorry that I haven't made the follow up video...I'll get it scheduled and I think you will be happy to see how everything has developed.... Thanks So Much for the comment...
+LuckyBambooGuy Follow up video?
+LuckyBambooGuy Can you make a 15 second update video? Even if it's poor video quality and no talking, just to show if the stalks with no leaves, got new growth and how many of the cuttings survived. If so, add a link to it in the description of this video. You can ALWAYS make a longer, better quality "update" video, but just having SOMETHING for us to look at, would be very valuable to me. A few seconds update video that you feel is a complete failure of a video, is better than no video at all. We don't have to see you or hear you or have a stable tripod mounted camera as you did in this video, just title the video "Lucky Bamboo Update (poor video quality)".
YO! Lucky bamboo guy!!! Do you have an update?! Lol
Any 2and follow video available?
Very well explained. Appreciated.
Very Good demonstration of lucky bamboo, thanks
Yes thank you was given a start peace from nabors bamboo so this will help
Neighbor... piece.... where did you go to school?
Melhor explicação!
Thank you for video,i just buy today and don't no how to take care of lucky bamboo.This video help me a lot.
Love ❤️ the video thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for video on lucky bamboo
Loved your video. Would love you to make another video.
very helpful. thank you :)
Thank you so much! You are save my bamboo!!!