Bamboo root about 10 inches
You will get 1 piece of newly cut bamboo root, which is similar to 2nd picture depending on availability. It is cut from the bamboo root of 1st picture.
Black bamboo, PHYLLOSTACHYS NIGRA, one rhyzome, collected genetics
To plant a starter grove, identify a clear area. Phyllostachys nigra is prized for This grove was intentionally planted using multiple genetically distinct parent populations sourced from widely separated regions of the U.S.
Black Bamboo Rhizomes 1–12 Pack (Phyllostachys nigra) • Bare Root • Fast-Growing
Black Bamboo is a stunning and fast-growing bamboo species known for its dark, elegant culms and graceful foliage. Great for Privacy Screens – Dense, upright growth habit. Mulch in winter for added cold protection in Zone 6.
Madake Bamboo Rhizomes 1–12 Pack (Phyllostachys bambusoides) • Fast-Growing
Madake Bamboo, also known as Japanese Timber Bamboo, is one of the most prized species for itstowering height ,straight, sturdy culms, andelegant foliage. Highly valued in traditional Japanese architecture and crafting, this bamboo is also perfect forlandscaping ,natural fencing, andcreating fast-growing privacy screens.
500 + MOSO Bamboo Seeds. Giant Phyllostachys edulis. USA Seller, Fast Shipping
500 + MOSO Bamboo Seeds. Giant Phyllostachys edulis. USA Seller, Fast Shipping. Phyllostachys edulis, also called moso bamboo, is a temperate species of giant timber bamboo native to China. This bamboo can reach heights of up to 28 m (92 ft).This particular species of bamboo is the most common species used in the bamboo textile industry of China. Its physical properties boast an average breaking tenacity more than three times that of cotton, wool, rayon, or polyester. So it’s widely used in our daily life. Prepare the suitable ground for bamboo growing. Bamboo is a fast-growing perennial evergreen tree. The root system is very concentrated and dense. So Warm humid climate is necessary for bamboo growing. The annual average temperature should be 15-25°C.The annual precipitation should be 1200-1800mm. What’s more, Bamboo needs a great deal of sun, so you should usually pick a yard that receives 8 or more hours of sun daily. Shade can be especially important during winter. The combination of frost and direct sunlight can dehydrate the plant quickly. As such, if you live in an area that receives frost during winter, you should opt for a spot that receives partial shade instead of one with direct sun. The suitable ground is the valley terrace at an altitude of 800 meters, slope piedmont gentle slope under 25°. Select the Leeward Sunning dale, good drainage and irrigation, soil layers deep seedbed. Amend the soil. Bamboo can do well in many types of soil, it does best in loam or marly soils. Improve your odds of success by digging and mixing in amendments to the soil before planting. The soil depth should be more than 50cm. The best choice is sandy soil. The PH value of soil is 5-7(Acid or weak acid). Please note the arid land is not suitable for planting. Avoid rocky or soggy soils, as well as soils that are relatively impermeable. The right amount usage of organic fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer, soil and fertilizer is good for plant growth. Ideally, the compost should be worked into the bottom of the transplant hole so that the bamboo roots sit on top of it. Seed pre-germination. Keep the seeds in warm water(about 35°C) for 24 hours. That is very important to wake up the seeds. Then take out the seeds and mix them with wet fine sand. Stir the sand every day and keep it moist. Seed will be ready when the white bud comes out. That will take 5-8 days. Pick out the seeds carefully and wash away the sand with clean water. We call this water soaked well seeds Sowing the seeds. Firstly, Wet the seedbed. The most common planting method for bamboo seeds is hole sowing. The planting distance is 30cm*30cm. Put 8-10 seeds in each hole and cover the seeds lightly with fine earth. Secondly, cover the seeds with plastic mulch or a thick layer of straw. Watering the straw to keep the straw moisture. Under different temperatures, the seeds will take different time to sprout. After the seeds were cultivated, it will take about 20 days to sprout when the temperature is 20-25°C. It will take about 30 days when the temperature is 15-18°C. It will take about 2 months for the seeds to germinate when the temperature is lower than 10°C. Please note the seed will lost it’s vitality in this stage if lack of water or the temperature keeping low for a long time. USA seller. If you are in anyway not happy with your order please contact me before leaving feedback.
Spectrum Bamboo – Phyllostachys Aureosulcata – 50 plus seeds
Enhance your indoor and outdoor garden with the vibrant Spectrum Bamboo – Phyllostachys Aureosulcata. This fast growing, evergreen plant features beautiful yellow and green colors that will add a touch of elegance to any home or garden. With 50 plus seeds included, you can enjoy the beauty of this plant for years to come. This continental climate plant can withstand cold temperatures and is perfect for all growth stages, particularly seedlings. The Phyllostachys genus is known for its hardy and resilient nature, making it a great addition to any garden. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this stunning plant to your collection!
30+ MOSO Bamboo Seeds. Giant Phyllostachys edulis. USA Seller, Fast Shipping
30 MOSO Bamboo Seeds. Giant Phyllostachys edulis. USA Seller, Fast Shipping. Phyllostachys edulis, also called moso bamboo, is a temperate species of giant timber bamboo native to China. This bamboo can reach heights of up to 28 m (92 ft).This particular species of bamboo is the most common species used in the bamboo textile industry of China. Its physical properties boast an average breaking tenacity more than three times that of cotton, wool, rayon, or polyester. So it’s widely used in our daily life. Prepare the suitable ground for bamboo growing. Bamboo is a fast-growing perennial evergreen tree. The root system is very concentrated and dense. So Warm humid climate is necessary for bamboo growing. The annual average temperature should be 15-25°C.The annual precipitation should be 1200-1800mm. What’s more, Bamboo needs a great deal of sun, so you should usually pick a yard that receives 8 or more hours of sun daily. Shade can be especially important during winter. The combination of frost and direct sunlight can dehydrate the plant quickly. As such, if you live in an area that receives frost during winter, you should opt for a spot that receives partial shade instead of one with direct sun. The suitable ground is the valley terrace at an altitude of 800 meters, slope piedmont gentle slope under 25°. Select the Leeward Sunning dale, good drainage and irrigation, soil layers deep seedbed. Amend the soil. Bamboo can do well in many types of soil, it does best in loam or marly soils. Improve your odds of success by digging and mixing in amendments to the soil before planting. The soil depth should be more than 50cm. The best choice is sandy soil. The PH value of soil is 5-7(Acid or weak acid). Please note the arid land is not suitable for planting. Avoid rocky or soggy soils, as well as soils that are relatively impermeable. The right amount usage of organic fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer, soil and fertilizer is good for plant growth. Ideally, the compost should be worked into the bottom of the transplant hole so that the bamboo roots sit on top of it. Seed pre-germination. Keep the seeds in warm water(about 35°C) for 24 hours. That is very important to wake up the seeds. Then take out the seeds and mix them with wet fine sand. Stir the sand every day and keep it moist. Seed will be ready when the white bud comes out. That will take 5-8 days. Pick out the seeds carefully and wash away the sand with clean water. We call this water soaked well seeds Sowing the seeds. Firstly, Wet the seedbed. The most common planting method for bamboo seeds is hole sowing. The planting distance is 30cm*30cm. Put 8-10 seeds in each hole and cover the seeds lightly with fine earth. Secondly, cover the seeds with plastic mulch or a thick layer of straw. Watering the straw to keep the straw moisture. Under different temperatures, the seeds will take different time to sprout. After the seeds were cultivated, it will take about 20 days to sprout when the temperature is 20-25°C. It will take about 30 days when the temperature is 15-18°C. It will take about 2 months for the seeds to germinate when the temperature is lower than 10°C. Please note the seed will lost it’s vitality in this stage if lack of water or the temperature keeping low for a long time. USA seller. If you are in anyway not happy with your order please contact me before leaving feedback.
60 PLUS Golden bamboo seeds (Phyllostachys Aurea)
60 ( PLUS ) Golden bamboo seeds (Phyllostachys Aurea) Order withconfidence. Please contact us with any issues or concerns. Growing golden bamboo (Phyllostachys aurea) can add a touch of elegance and beauty to your garden or landscape. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you grow golden bamboo successfully: Select a Suitable Location: Golden bamboo thrives in well-draining soil and prefers partial shade to full sun. Choose a spot with good sunlight and protection from strong winds. Prepare the Soil: Golden bamboo can tolerate a wide range of soil types, but it grows best in fertile, loamy soil. If your soil is heavy or poor draining, consider adding organic matter like compost to improve its texture and fertility. Planting: Golden bamboo is typically grown from rhizomes (underground stems) or container plants. Planting rhizomes directly in the ground can be done in early spring or fall. Dig a hole that is twice the size of the rhizome and place it in the hole horizontally, about 2 to 4 inches deep. Cover it with soil and water thoroughly. Spacing: Bamboo plants can spread, so consider leaving about 5 to 10 feet of space between each plant to allow them to grow without crowding each other. Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the first year after planting. Once established, bamboo is more drought-tolerant, but regular watering during dry periods will promote healthier growth. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch around the base of the plant to retain soil moisture and regulate temperature. Mulch will also help suppress weeds that could compete with the bamboo. Fertilization: Bamboo plants benefit from regular fertilization, particularly during their growing season in spring and summer. Use a balanced fertilizer or one specifically formulated for bamboo, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Pruning: Golden bamboo can spread rapidly through its rhizomes, so consider installing a rhizome barrier to contain its growth if you want to control its spread. Otherwise, regular pruning is essential to remove dead or weak canes and maintain a neat appearance. Prune in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Pest and Disease Control: Golden bamboo is relatively resistant to pests and diseases. However, occasional inspection for common bamboo pests like aphids, scale insects, or mites, as well as diseases like root rot, is recommended. If issues are detected, treat them accordingly. Winter Protection: In colder climates, protect the bamboo from extreme temperatures and strong winds by wrapping the canes with burlap or other protective materials. Harvesting Bamboo: If you want to use bamboo canes for various purposes, such as crafts or construction, wait until the canes have matured (typically within 3-5 years). Cut mature canes close to the ground using a sharp, clean tool.
100 + Black bamboo seeds – Phyllostachys nigra. USA seller.
50 Black bamboo seeds – Phyllostachys nigra. USA seller. Phyllostachys nigra also called black bamboo, is a temperate species of timber bamboo native to China. Prepare the suitable ground for bamboo growing. Bamboo is a fast-growing perennial evergreen tree. The root system is very concentrated and dense. So Warm humid climate is necessary for bamboo growing. The annual average temperature should be 15-25C.The annual precipitation should be 1200-1800mm. Whats more, Bamboo needs a great deal of sun, so you should usually pick a yard that receives 8 or more hours of sun daily. Shade can be especially important during winter. The combination of frost and direct sunlight can dehydrate the plant quickly. As such, if you live in an area that receives frost during winter, you should opt for a spot that receives partial shade instead of one with direct sun. The suitable ground is the valley terrace at an altitude of 800 meters, slope piedmont gentle slope under 25. Select the Leeward Sunning dale, good drainage and irrigation, soil layers deep seedbed. Amend the soil. Bamboo can do well in many types of soil, it does best in loam or marly soils. Improve your odds of success by digging and mixing in amendments to the soil before planting. The soil depth should be more than 50cm. The best choice is sandy soil. The PH value of soil is 5-7(Acid or weak acid). Please note the arid land is not suitable for planting. Avoid rocky or soggy soils, as well as soils that are relatively impermeable. The right amount usage of organic fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer, soil and fertilizer is good for plant growth. Ideally, the compost should be worked into the bottom of the transplant hole so that the bamboo roots sit on top of it. Seed pre-germination. Keep the seeds in warm water(about 35C) for 24 hours. That is very important to wake up the seeds. Then take out the seeds and mix them with wet fine sand. Stir the sand every day and keep it moist. Seed will be ready when the white bud comes out. That will take 5-8 days. Pick out the seeds carefully and wash away the sand with clean water. We call this water soaked well seeds Sowing the seeds. Firstly, Wet the seedbed. The most common planting method for bamboo seeds is hole sowing. The planting distance is 30cm*30cm. Put 8-10 seeds in each hole and cover the seeds lightly with fine earth. Secondly, cover the seeds with plastic mulch or a thick layer of straw. Watering the straw to keep the straw moisture. Under different temperatures, the seeds will take different time to sprout. After the seeds were cultivated, it will take about 20 days to sprout when the temperature is 20-25C. It will take about about 30 days when the temperature is 15-18C. It will take about 2 months for the seeds to germinate when the temperature is lower than 10C. Please note the seed will lose it’s vitality in this stage if lack of water or the temperature keeping low for a long time. USA seller. If you are in anyway not happy with your order please contact me before leaving feedback.
100 PLUS Golden bamboo seeds (Phyllostachys Aurea)
60 ( PLUS ) Golden bamboo seeds (Phyllostachys Aurea) Order withconfidence. Please contact us with any issues or concerns. Growing golden bamboo (Phyllostachys aurea) can add a touch of elegance and beauty to your garden or landscape. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you grow golden bamboo successfully: Select a Suitable Location: Golden bamboo thrives in well-draining soil and prefers partial shade to full sun. Choose a spot with good sunlight and protection from strong winds. Prepare the Soil: Golden bamboo can tolerate a wide range of soil types, but it grows best in fertile, loamy soil. If your soil is heavy or poor draining, consider adding organic matter like compost to improve its texture and fertility. Planting: Golden bamboo is typically grown from rhizomes (underground stems) or container plants. Planting rhizomes directly in the ground can be done in early spring or fall. Dig a hole that is twice the size of the rhizome and place it in the hole horizontally, about 2 to 4 inches deep. Cover it with soil and water thoroughly. Spacing: Bamboo plants can spread, so consider leaving about 5 to 10 feet of space between each plant to allow them to grow without crowding each other. Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the first year after planting. Once established, bamboo is more drought-tolerant, but regular watering during dry periods will promote healthier growth. Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch around the base of the plant to retain soil moisture and regulate temperature. Mulch will also help suppress weeds that could compete with the bamboo. Fertilization: Bamboo plants benefit from regular fertilization, particularly during their growing season in spring and summer. Use a balanced fertilizer or one specifically formulated for bamboo, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Pruning: Golden bamboo can spread rapidly through its rhizomes, so consider installing a rhizome barrier to contain its growth if you want to control its spread. Otherwise, regular pruning is essential to remove dead or weak canes and maintain a neat appearance. Prune in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Pest and Disease Control: Golden bamboo is relatively resistant to pests and diseases. However, occasional inspection for common bamboo pests like aphids, scale insects, or mites, as well as diseases like root rot, is recommended. If issues are detected, treat them accordingly. Winter Protection: In colder climates, protect the bamboo from extreme temperatures and strong winds by wrapping the canes with burlap or other protective materials. Harvesting Bamboo: If you want to use bamboo canes for various purposes, such as crafts or construction, wait until the canes have matured (typically within 3-5 years). Cut mature canes close to the ground using a sharp, clean tool.
