Brown spots on lucky bamboo
catash701
9 years ago
I've had this lucky bamboo for about a month or two. I think it's been fine until I looked today and saw brown spots on some of the leaves. I use store bought distilled water since I read that tap water is bad. I've posted pics. Any idea what it is and what I can do to fix it?
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