Preferably in the Houston Area.

Thanks!

The risk could be you will have new shoots with a lower growth than supposed for this species. At my latitude 41*N at 150 m asl with 1000 mm of annual rain I have experimented Bambusa Oldhamii can produce eachywar new culms the double in diameter than the year before and from tissue culture they re...

Tissueculture is a laboratory reproduction system and it can produce genetical modifications as phenomenon of albinism or premature flowering or the most common side effect to reduce viability or quality of plants. The crooked effect could be another side effect of the genetical instability of the ...

Madake Corporation wrote:Hi. I am from Italy and according to my experience with bambusa oldhamii it could be a plant from tissue-culture.

Thomas Allocca

Can you explain what that means? Thanks!

marcat wrote:It does Brad but the leaves appear to be big for a ventricosa. Could be the photos making them look that way.
MarCat

The leaves on "plant 2" are pretty big


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All the bamboo in my yard loves life. I also have giant weaver and graceful and both are shooting out new shoots like crazy!


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I bought some bamboo from ebay last year (domestic seller). They were baby plants in 3" nursery planters. Fast forward 1.5 years one of them (plant 1) has had some explosive growth! I am looking at 10' stocks right now!! The stocks are 'crooked' though, growing in a zigzag pattern with pretty t...