Benefits of Bamboo Plant

 Air Purifier :

The Bamboo plant is an excellent air purifier and removes toxic substances such as formaldehyde hanging in the air. This toxin accumulates in plywood furniture.

  Decor :

The Bamboo plant is a living decor piece. The plant instantly becomes the focal point of any indoor garden or a little cozy corner.

 Low Maintenance :

Bamboo plants are very easy to grow. Place it in a well-ventilated, diffused sunlight area and the plant will thrive.

Care Tips For Bamboo Plant

 Watering :

Water the Bamboo plant when the soil is completely dry. Since the plant is mostly placed indoors, it may take a few days for the soil to become completely dry. If placing the plant in water, then make sure to change the water every 5 days.

  Light :

Do not keep the Bamboo plant in direct sunlight as it will burn its leaves. Keep the plant in a medium or filtered light.

The best light to fall on this plant is from the late afternoon sun.

Placement :

Place the Bamboo plant in the west direction, so the late afternoon sunlight falls on it.

 Fertilisation :

If placing the plant in soil add fertilizers such as vermicompost every 2 months to balance the nutritional needs of the Bamboo plant. It must be noted that nutrients are lost with watering, so they must be replenished from time to time.

 Ideal Soil Mix :

The Bamboo plant is quite forgiving and does well with most soil mixes.

The ideal soil mix for this plant is, Cocopeat (50%) + Garden Soil (30%) + Vermicompost (20%)

 Pruning :

Pruning the Bamboo plant regularly will ensure that it has a bushier, healthier growth. The plant also grows faster when pruned.

 Pest Control :

The Bamboo plant is less susceptible to pest attacks. However, spraying the plant with neem oil spray will be a good precautionary measure.