Bamboo Growth Conditions and Characteristics

Bamboo Growing Conditions

Bamboo is more suitable for growing in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions. Generally, it has relatively high requirements for the climate and needs to grow in a warm and humid environment. Its general producing areas include Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan, Zhejiang, etc.

The suitable temperature for bamboo growth is about 20 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius. Generally, it is not very cold-resistant and is afraid of freezing in winter, so it can generally only withstand temperatures as low as 10 degrees Celsius in winter.

Bamboo Growth Period and Process

Bamboo is generally distributed in forests. Its growing season is probably summer. It usually takes about 50 to 60 days from planting to the growth of bamboo shoots. Its growth cycle is relatively fast.

The growth process of bamboo generally has four stages: seedling stage, leaf growth stage, flowering and fruiting stage, and withering and dying stage. After it bears fruit, it will gradually die, thus completing its life cycle.

Bamboo Planting Process and Methods

1. You need to choose a suitable soil before planting. Bamboo prefers moist soil, so you need to use deep and slightly acidic soil.

2. After planting the bamboo, you need to water it in time. It needs sufficient water to grow faster.

3. Generally, bamboo needs additional light during its maintenance period, so it cannot be planted in a dark place. It is best to allow it to have more than 6 hours of light a day.