will this work to prevent bamboo re-growth, I've dug out the bamboo manually but fear regrowth
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I have found when i use this it kills anything i put it on,plus you get it cheaper at amazon..im happy with it im a widow so i have to get something that works.
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This product is specifically for Roots that are growing into your pipes. This is more typical with the OLD STYLE Piping (1930's-1960's). It won't unclog a drain if its due to hair,grease,etc.The Copper somewhat kills the roots back causing them to shrink & retract. If you notice the problem is more prominent in Sept.-Oct(First rain) through April then you have a Root issue.
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I suggest that you get some bottled drinking water and add orchid plant food to it and use this to mist your plants. Do not pull unwanted leaves off. If they are truly dead they will fall off naturally. Also, I keep mine inside seashells so the roots are free to grow. Good Luck!
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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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It absolutely works. I used to take the horse tail bamboo but it is not as potent so I stopped taking that one. Currently I've been taking bamboo silica for over one year and I have just made it a part of my regimen and my hair is very thick and continues to grow very well. My skin is much clearer than it was. If you decide to use this you truly will not regret it.
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I have had mine for 5 months and it is now just starting to grow. I would also call mine twiggy. I hope it someday resembles the pics of what I bought. If I had to do it over, I don't think I would purchase this online but find a bamboo dealer/farm.Donna Swanson
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My black bamboo is the first I've purchased. I potted it right away - 3 shoots developed soon after. After a few months - it looked crowded and some leaves had dried out, so I repotted it again. It has been in the same pot for 6 months now and seems fine. There are more shoots yet again. I water it once a week ( it is hot is SW Florida). This plant will remain potted because I live in a condo. It is full - green and healthy. The new shoots are green. I read that they turn black with maturi†y - time will tell The pot it's in now is 15" x 15". Next time I transpot it - will be to a deeper but not too much larger. It is fast growing. My black bamboo is the first I've purchased. I potted it right away - 3 shoots developed soon after. After a few months - it looked crowded and some leaves had dried out, so I repotted it again. It has been in the same pot for 6 months now and seems fine. There are more shoots yet again. I water it once a week ( it is hot is SW Florida). This plant will remain potted because I live in a condo. It is full - green and healthy. The new shoots are green. I read that they turn black with maturi†y - time will tell The pot it's in now is 15" x 15". Next time I transpot it - will be to a... » Read More My black bamboo is the first I've purchased. I potted it right away - 3 shoots developed soon after. After a few months - it looked crowded and some leaves had dried out, so I repotted it again. It has been in the same pot for 6 months now and seems fine. There are more shoots yet again. I water it once a week ( it is hot is SW Florida). This plant will remain potted because I live in a condo. It is full - green and healthy. The new shoots are green. I read that they turn black with maturi†y - time will tell The pot it's in now is 15" x 15". Next time I transpot it - will be to a deeper but not too much larger. It is fast growing. « Show Less
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With bamboo you need to people. One to cut the bamboo and the other to spray a squirt of round up in the hole within 3 seconds. It works.
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I would NOT. In all honesty, I haven't tried it but I would be afraid that the bamboo area might scorch from residual burner heat. I had something similar years ago (not same brand or material) and ended up having a burner coil imprint from the heat on the underside.
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Yes ! :) its a great product it helps your plants have that extra Growth help. Just make sure to use a small about every time or amount recommanded this way you allow your plants to adapt to it. Hope this helps :)
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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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The weeds will come back unless you get the roots out. However, it did work really well cutting them down.
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Never tried it on bamboo but so far it's killed everything I sprayed it on. I dissolve it in a plastic jug with warm water then pour it in my sprayer then fill the rest of the way
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The vinegar worked well on weeds on my patio. They showed the effect shortly after application. I think the best way to eradicate bamboo is through the roots. The top growth will not absorb the vinegar.
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I drilled 12-15 holes in the bottom and planted bamboo. Yes you'll want them to drain.
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I am sorry I am not sure of the effectiveness on bamboo. If it is large bamboo plants I would not think so. Small.....maybe. You soak the leaves of what you are trying to kill and the place ts absorbs the round up which goes to the roots and kills. It normally takes a few days and the larger the plant the longer it takes, but I am not sure about large bamboo. Sorry I am not much help.
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I don't have bamboo plants so I don't know if they require a special diet like roses or orchids. Ortherwise this should work for allhouse plants. Hope this will help you.