Bamboo Plants

We are dealing in Buddha Bamboo Plant .

 Bamboo

Bamboo is a spectacular exotic and incredibly durable plant that can be seen in many gardens. Most varieties grow to be extremely tall and even though they can be trimmed from the top, most grow to be well above three feet in height.Bamboos include some of the fastest-growing plants in the world, due to a unique rhizome-dependent system. Certain species of bamboo can grow 91 centimetres (36 inches) within a 24-hour period, at a rate of almost 40 millimetres (1+1⁄2 in) an hour (equivalent to 1 mm every 90 seconds).

Specifications:

• Bamboo is available in various colors, sizes, shape and height which gives visual interest and a striking design to a landscape.

• Bamboo is versatile, hardy and very fast-growing, doesn’t require any fertilisers to grow and drought tolerant.

• Bamboo plants grow successfully in a range of climatic conditions.

• Bamboo is easy to grow.

• Bamboo is evergreen.

• Bamboo is self-renewing.

Botanical Name: bambusoidea

Height: up to 3 - 30 m

Planting Care:

Choosing a bamboo for your container is quite similar to choosing a bamboo for your garden.

You choose the area where the amount of sunlight or shade is available.

Clumping Bamboos do not grow as aggressively and therefore will generally last much longer in pots before they get root bound and need repotting.

After a few years of growing and filling in your bamboo may need to be thinned.

Simply cut off dead, weak, small and otherwise inferior plants at ground level leaving the healthier plants with room to grow.

For trimming roots, simply dig up a foot of soil at the border of where you want the plant to spread every year and trim back any roots you find here.

If you want your bamboo to stay a certain height, feel free to trim it above a node. After trimming it to height, the bamboo below the node will begin to fill out and become the new canopy.

Specifications:

• Displaying:Bamboo is generally a moisture-loving plant. Bamboo belongs to the mono-carpal plants i.e. to such type of plants which bloom or give fruit (seeds) only once in their life-time. Planting of bamboo seedlings takes place either in autumn - October, November, or in spring - from 15 February till 1 April.

• Easy to grow:  Dig a hole that is twice as wide as the root ball on your bamboo. Set the bamboo in the hole and spread the roots out some in the hole. Gently backfill the hole, tamping down the soil some as you go. Water the hole thoroughly to help fill in any air pockets.

• Planting the bamboo this way allows the bamboo to establish faster, as the soil around it will be loose and the roots and rhizomes will be able to grow in it more quickly

The rapid growth and tolerance for marginal land, make bamboo a good candidate for afforestation, carbon sequestration and climate change mitigation

We are dealing in Golden Bamboo.

We are dealing in Budha Bamboo.