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   letsfindjoy

   over 2 years ago

   Unfortunately that looks pretty much dead to me. You could examine the roots and if they’re not crispy and dead or squishy and rotten then you could try cutting it down to where the green starts and wait and see if it survives. You’ll want to determine what caused this though so to avoid it happening again. Either overwatering or underwatering.

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   Sunny

   over 2 years ago

   It could be watering issues or the pot is too small. Try growing them in water.

   

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     Louis

     over 2 years ago

     Can I put it in soil?

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     Sunny

     over 2 years ago

     You can put it in well draining lightly moist soil. It does not like to be completely dry from what I recall. I had one at work many years.

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   Lincoln

   over 2 years ago

   I have mine in soil and i put clay balls in the bottom to help with drainage. My bamboo is about a year old since ive done that. And they seem to be doing pretty well, i water only when the soil seems to be dryish. I never had luck growing bamboo any other way :/ sorry the photo kinda sucks…

   

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