I live in So. Nevada and I see lots of bamboo outside and want to do the same. How are these bamboo different than the bamboo I see outside?
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It's imported from The East for Eastern Feng Shui practices. I love them & my experience has been wonderful. Bit of you want bamboo in your house as a house plant or strictly for looks, my belief is that any plant you choose for that purpose will work.
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"Lucky Bamboo" is not actually bamboo at all but rather is a plant called Dracaena sanderiana. It requires indirect bright light but NO actual direct sunlight. On the other hand, regular outdoor bamboo requires lots of direct sunlight. If you planted "lucky bamboo" outside, especially in Southern Nevada, it would be dead within a week.
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This is really not a Bamboo variety , but is a very primitive ancient plant that reproduces by spores (like Ferns) they do clump but only attain a height of less than two feet. There are several other varieties ofEquisetum that I am not familiar with. "Happy.Happy.Happy" New Year...as the Duck Dynasty Dude says.
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The bamboo is gorgeous! I cannot speak to sound quality between the bamboo and plastic though.
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I don't really know about bamboo. We put in the regular wood flooring and it was fabulous!!! It worked like a charm. You might want to contact the company itself and ask them about bamboo.
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VERY dark brown-black background, the bamboo plants are a yellow/rust color. It's made from cotton/linen, like any authentic noren.
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Not sure about Bamboo but it can be used on bushes and plants. Its used around the outside of houses as a barrier. I actually used it on my little fir trees for mites last year and it didnt hurt the trees at all. If you google it you can get the pdf label off the bottle and read it.
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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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Not sure if it is the same, but I have a tall grass with almost a bamboo like stalk. It will cut the grass, but will eat away the 1.55 mm trimmer line very quickly. I just chop down with machete first.
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I have had a bamboo cutting board that looks like the one shown. (I don't remember the name of it, when I purchased it) I have had it several years and have no problem with it.It is heavy, and I use it often.
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Yes. It's sturdy bamboo that is a natural water resistant wood. Natural body oils (from your feet) also helps keep it resilient. If not used too often, just lightly swab it on BOTH sides with olive oil.
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That is a good question I cannot honestly answer. They are smooth and shiny. If it is a coating, it has held up very well. But it might be the type of bamboo used is naturally smooth and shiny. Sorry for the circular answer to your good question.
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My order.... they all came in the same box, but the bamboo wasn't "in" the vases... it was wrapped separately. They also include rocks to go in the vases to hold the plants very nicely. The rocks were in that same box. Mine are growing like crazy. I think you'll really like them. :)
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All parts of the bamboo fitted diaper are bamboo. The hemp fitted are all hemp. (Meaning diaper and both inserts). Love the bamboo for our go to night time diaper (with a cover!). Very soft and absorbent. Hope this helps.
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My black bamboo has grown about two feet in the last month but I have mine in a pot on the patio. I suggest a "clumping" type of bamboo rather than a "runner" bamboo. The clumping bamboo still spreads but is less invasive. I have Golden Bamboo planted along our fence, less than a year old and very noticeable growth. I hope this helps.
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Simply water the bamboo should be placed in small pebbles or rocks. Trim the leaves when they turn brown. Bamboo food is available on amazon as well but not needed.
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Well according to the Janka hardness scale for wood, Maple scores between 700-1450 depending on the species and Bamboo scores between 1180 and 3000 depending on the scale. So Bamboo is generally harder but depending on the species Maple could be harder. I doubt Gladiator would even be able to tell us the type of species woods used. I too want the hardest surface available which I thought was probably Bamboo but right now the Bamboo top is running $58 more than the Maple top. I'm not sure if that would be worth it.
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Jonathan - I can't answer the question about bamboo, but if you find out, you can let me know....I have a bit of a problem with that, also. I bought the QuikPro for "torpedo" grass...terrible to get rid of and it won't happen overnight. That being said, after a few weeks of spraying (once a week), it has killed the top layer...I am told that it will take approximately six months for it to be gone altogether...but I am satisfied with the results of QuikPro so far. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I do believe the product is good.