It probably won't surprise anyone, but there is a Lucky Bamboo forum on Garden Web.

Lucky Bamboo Forum

A winter gardening thread is a great idea, but aside from bringing houseplants inside I'm not ready yet to think about the coming cold. There's too much going on outside still.

However, I am trying to induce a clivia and some epiphyllums to bloom for the first time. They need a period of dry cold, but no lower than 34 degrees or they die. So they're still out on the deck and I hang over the thermometer worrying about frost/freeze.

At some point they will have to go into the cold cellar, but the light is poor there so I want to leave them on the deck as long as possible.

Claire

Thanks for the link Claire! That really helped a lot. I was getting so confused about how to pot this up, or even if I should pot it up!

Today I was looking at a nice sprig of "lucky bamboo" growing half-submerged in a fish bowl. It had a nice little beta fish in it. It was a really pretty set up. I had seen this same plant years ago, and it still appears to be doing OK! So I thought, "Gee! Can you grow these under water?"

In another spot, they say to submerge the rooted part of the plant. Another site said the roots sit just above the water. Other places said soil was, of course the way to go.

Eventually, a person is just looking at all the information and evidence with a big question mark over their head.

There was a lot of information at the link you gave me about how and why to pot this plant into soil. Now I feel good about it!

CHEERS!

I repotted my Lucky Bamboo into soil and it appears to be doing quite well!

They had all the info in the LB forum, but it does not seem like anyone is home there anymore.