My cat ate all the leaves on my lucky bamboo plant and only the stem is left. Will it grow back?

Question

The cat is fine, the bamboo is not lol

Answer 1

Lucky Bamboo Plant is a typical indoor plant that is very resilient. Normally the plant itself should be able to regenerate itself rather quickly. I myself have trimmed all the leaves before & it is still able to regenerate itself with new shoots and leaves.

One thing to note, if you are planting your lucky bamboo in water, always remember to used clean clear water free from Chlorine  Fluoride. (This can easily be achieved by leaving the water overnight before using it)

If you notice any yellowing of the stems, remove that stock from the rest immediately to prevent it from infecting the rest of the healthy plant.

For more information, you can try out the following link.

http://www.chiff.com/a/lucky-bamboo.htm

Hope The Above Helps

Answer 2

Plants and Your Cat

Plants Poisonous to Cats

http://www.cfainc.org/articles/plants.ht...

Lucky Bamboo is a member of the   Dracaena family

Dracaena Palm is from the same family member.

http://www.cfainc.org/articles/plants.ht...

I think if it were my cat I would be concerned with could it do damage to his kidneys, liver etc. instead of "will my plant grow back"

Answer 3

GRRRR...my cat is also like this...when she sees me she will jus run with leaves in her mouth....as far as i know...the leaves wont grow back....we used to buy new lucky bamboo..because the rest fo leaves n stem start tending yellow colour...i think u gatta buy a new one..try hiding it from ur cat :)