How to survive easily by raising bamboo in winter?

Shuizhu, as its name implies, likes humidity. Phyllostachys pubescens grows fast and is easy to cultivate. Even if the basin soil is submerged by water, it can grow well and be born in water, so it is also called Phyllostachys pubescens. In hot summer, it is necessary to maintain high air humidity and moist basin soil, avoid direct glare, and apply dilute liquid fertilizer every two weeks, and the room temperature in winter is not lower than 5℃. If the fertilizer and water are insufficient, the plants are crowded, the temperature is too low, and the basin soil is dry, the stems and leaves will turn yellow and wither. It can be cultivated in flowerpots or water containers. According to experience, hydroponics is better and simpler, which saves the trouble of finding soil, watering and loosening soil. First prepare a deep container with a big opening and a small opening, because the air circulation is not good and it is easy to get moldy. Find some pebbles or sand, wash them clean, wash the roots of Phyllostachys pubescens with water, and put them in a basin so that the roots have enough space to stretch. Then slowly put pebbles or sand in it, as long as it doesn't pass through the old terrier at the base, otherwise it will fall easily. You can add water every day in the future and the bamboo will turn green. It should be noted that in order to grow well, water bamboo should be fertilized frequently, but organic fertilizer must not be applied to water bamboo, otherwise the roots will rot. Water-soluble fertilizer can be applied once every half month, and the concentration should not be too high. In this way, your water bamboo can be lovely green, and the small bamboo shoots keep growing and there are successors. Also, hydroponic bamboo should be placed in a ventilated place, otherwise the stem base is easy to grow white mold.