Re: Bamboo propagation
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- Subject: Re: Bamboo propagation
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- Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 22:57:17 -0500
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But, Nancy, does this sprouting only occur in the Spring?
In reworking some beds for fall planting, I ran into miles of bamboo roots.
As you said, it looked like a bud at each joint. I clipped up the root and
put each section in potting soil, but have yet to have anything come up (2
weeks now) It is my impression that I won't see anything until SPRING, but
that seems so strange.
Please tell me more! -Allan
>Hi Dionnae,
> Bamboo propagates easily where ever there is a joint on
>the piece of bamboo stem the plant has a potentual to sprout
>roots and grow. Sugarcane will als do this.
> Nancy
>
>Dionae muscipula wrote:
>>
>> Hi all...I'm relatively new to this list...
>>
>> I was wondering....does anyone know the easiest way to propagate bamboo??
>>
>> -tracey
>>
>>
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