Hello and welcome to GardenBambooPlanse.com. Many Lucky Bamboo owners experience the yellowing of the leaves, but with a few simple steps, you can revive your Lucky Bamboo and bring it back to its lush, green glory. Before we dive into the reviving process, let's first understand why Lucky Bamboo turns yellow in the first place. Lucky Bamboo is a tropical plant and is sensitive to changes in its environment. The yellowing of leaves could be a sign of several issues such as over watering, poor water quality, or a lack of sunlight. The first step in reviving your Lucky Bamboo is to check the water quality. Lucky Bamboo thrives in clean, filtered water. If the water you're using is hard or contains high levels of chlorine, it can cause the leaves to turn yellow. To resolve this issue, you can use bottled or distilled water for your plant. Over watering is another common cause of yellow leaves in Lucky Bamboo. Make sure to only water your plant when the top inch of soil is dry. Also, be sure to drain any excess water from the bottom of the pot to prevent root rot. Lucky Bamboo also needs adequate sunlight to thrive. If your plant is not getting enough light, the leaves may start to yellow. Place your Lucky Bamboo near a bright, indirect light source, but not indirect sunlight as this can cause leaf scorch. To give your Lucky Bamboo the nutrients it needs, you can also fertilize it every two to three months with a balanced, water soluble fertilizer. Make sure to dilute the fertilizer according to the instructions on the label and with these simple steps. You can revive your yellowing Lucky Bamboo and bring it back to its lush, green glory. Remember Lucky Bamboo is a tropical plant and is sensitive to changes in its environment. So, make sure to monitor your plant regularly and address any issues promptly avoid over fertilizing, which can also lead to yellow leaves. Thank you for watching. Hope this information helps you revive your Lucky Bamboo and bring it back to its lush, green glory.