Would this work for planting bamboo in??
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Don't see why not- with the specialized drainage system it should work well. I have Bromoliads, Cala Lily's, Orchids, and a few others growing nicely in these. Would depend on size of Ella you choose along with how many shoots of bamboo you are going to plant.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work either. However, bamboo grows so rapidly that you would have to choose a size planter to accommodate it. I have a palm in mine - it's getting large so I might have to transplant it.
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I think that would work as long as the plant that your growing is not real heave (I.E. tomatoes).
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I think it would. I use it to grow my plants from seeds. It works well for me in providing stable light source and a bit of heat.
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I wouldn't think you would want to do that. They are made with little plastic nipples on the bottom side, sort of like Lego toys. These support the bamboo top and allow water to flow through under the bamboo. If you were to put these on raw ground, the dirt would clog up the water flow and probably promote rot in the bamboo. I think they are more designed to set on top of a hard surface like a wood deck, concrete, etc..
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No bamboo in New England, but don't see why not. Remember that battery power does not work for long cutting sessions, so consider the size of the grove and how much you intend to do at a time. I do like this unit fairly well; I would say that it performs as advertised.
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I don't know about bamboo however I used it on our hardwood floors (not bamboo). At first it is beautiful but it doesn't stay like that.
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I would think so. It is very soft and flexible. You might need a small thin layer of dirt under the moss to feed it. I use it for Bonsai and have it growing on several pots and rocks. Doug
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I would not recommend using on bamboo, staples are more prone to crack bamboo. For bamboo L Cleats are much better for preventing splits during installation.
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Works great on 3/4" hardwood trim (red oak). It has enough power to not only get thru the oak, but thru the plaster, wood lath and into 1920's era studs. Don't know about the bamboo.
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Yes it is made of small bamboo but if you put a 1/4" glass it would work. Cost of the glass about 12 bucks
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most likely not. It's best use for potting plants topping. Especially bonsai.
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Bamboo is a grass. It grows up to 24 inches a day. I don't think you need to worry about saving the bamboo.
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I didn't use them in luck bamboo, but it works good on my soil free plants.
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My response would be I don't think so. This strength is for horticultural purpose. You have to use rubber gloves and not get it on your skin. I used it to kill new growth on running bamboo.
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It kills and neutralizes plants. Bamboo maybe I don't know a hard wood. Then use tordon. It will kill it. Any farm store will have it
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I dont know if I can be much help. I just purchased my bamboo 2-3months ago too. So far my bamboo hasnt gotten any taller, but has just started to spread. Im not a bamboo expert and this is my first attempt at growing bamboo. I dug my hole approx. 4ft wide and 1ft in depth(2 plants). I used a garden and tree shrub composite to plant and fill in the hole. Ive watered my plants frequently and used my yard clippings to cover the exposed dirt. Ive read that once established it should start to spread rapidly and grow taller year to year each spring. Not sure how accurate that is, since its my first year.Hope this helps. I dont know if I can be much help. I just purchased my bamboo 2-3months ago too. So far my bamboo hasnt gotten any taller, but has just started to spread. Im not a bamboo expert and this is my first attempt at growing bamboo. I dug my hole approx. 4ft wide and 1ft in depth(2 plants). I used a garden and tree shrub composite to plant and fill in the hole. Ive watered my plants frequently and used my yard clippings to cover the exposed dirt. Ive read that once established it should start to spread rapidly and grow taller year to year each spring. Not sure how accurate that... » Read More I dont know if I can be much help. I just purchased my bamboo 2-3months ago too. So far my bamboo hasnt gotten any taller, but has just started to spread. Im not a bamboo expert and this is my first attempt at growing bamboo. I dug my hole approx. 4ft wide and 1ft in depth(2 plants). I used a garden and tree shrub composite to plant and fill in the hole. Ive watered my plants frequently and used my yard clippings to cover the exposed dirt. Ive read that once established it should start to spread rapidly and grow taller year to year each spring. Not sure how accurate that is, since its my first year.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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yes this will kill bamboo.but be sure to get some on the leaves at the top I sprayed some on some ornamental bamboo and only sprayed the stem .it kills the plant but starts from where it touches the plant and kills downward to the root .the upper portion of the plant is the last to die.