Growing Bamboo
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I grew Ghost bamboos. I soaked the seeds in warm salted water for ~10 minutes, then planted them in a used yogurt container. The hardest part I belive is to maintain the humidity and temperature. Before planting, I poured enough water in the potting mix, then turned it over with my palm pressing the mix to drain maximum water. Then I planted seeds and covered container with cling wrap. In 2 weeks, 1 out of 3 sprouted, another week after another one sprouted- the third one didn't germinate.
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I've just planted out my moso ^_^
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if Bamboo is a pest and it "Shares resources" using its Roots then why dont people put poison in its natural water source and let the poison Spread from plant to plant
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Thanks for the information, i've been thinking about trying to grow moso from seeds. What would be the best temperature for germination?
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and can you make a video of how to divide bamboo we've got some where i live in georgia
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how do you teel what are the seeds on allready grownig plans?
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I live in Ohio and ya can't really grow a lot of cool stuff.
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a huge mouthful
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cool, my seeds took about a week and a half for them to sprout
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How long does it take for a Phyllostachys Pubescens 'Moso' seedling to reach maturity or maximum size? And how long will it take for a mature plant to form a growth and eventually forming a small patch of bamboo forest?
i love how thats all you have to say....
besides its a "back brace" not a fannypack
CassiopeiaMK23 4 years ago 12
Soak the seeds in warm water for 15 minutes. Plant them in soil loose enough to allow new plants to sprout easily, a garden ceter employee can suggest one. Plant them in a humidity tray with dome & cover with a 1/4 inch of soil. Place them in a good source of light. I use a bright white 100 watt compact fluorescent light bulb. It can take 3-4 weeks or longer for the seeds to sprout. Keep the soil moist but not soggy & open the dome vents to let in fresh air & excess moisture out as needed.
joerulezwithaz 2 years ago 5