Bamboo clone 3/4" roots in 4 days 11 26 18
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- čas přidán 25. 11. 2018
- New technique for some larger shoot tops that got cut off from a extraction a week ago.
I had this these tops sitting in the rain water for a few days after I put the smaller diameter ones in the tub the way I usually do it. About 4 days later I did the larger ones with this worm compost and coco/ perlite mix wrapping method. They have way more branch and leaf than I ever saw any instructor use for a clone but they looked good even after sitting in the water for almost a week. I think sitting in the shallow puddle of water gives them maximum water and being out in the open rather than in a box let's them breathe more. Maybe the slightly cooler temps during the day and a lower less scorching sun is helping as well.
Either way with results like this I will pull some out of the bin and try doing them like this to see what happens. - Jak na to + styl
Great method with amazing fast results!
Very useful Mr, what could the bamboo in the diversity of his segment, how like. What to
Fantastic ! Thanks for the upload.
I wasn't planning to do a video for another month or so but when I saw roots growing in 4 days I had to share. I was amazed they grew that fast.
amazing!!
So it is similar to air layering!
If this process can be done with any kind of bamboo ?
Where in Florida are you? I'm in Jax and an starting black bamboo from seed. Fingers crossed it grows🤞
Englewood south of Sarasota middle of the West Coast. We have two seasons fire season and hurricane season.
I grew a few pieces from seeds. Good luck with that. I tried with thousands of seeds. And got 4 plants. You get very few to sprout as seeds from bamboo are only viable for a few months. Many varieties don't produce seeds at all but you can literally find someone selling you a seed that's supposed to be anything from Moso to giant timber bamboo. Both are running and don't produce seeds at all. Also my 4 year old purple bamboo plants are about 5 feet tall and not purple yet.
You can take up to 20 years to get from seed to full height of 12 or 15 feet. Best to find a bamboo nursery and spend the $80 and buy a rooted clone of what you want. You can have a full size specimen in 2 or 3 years that way. (And make your own clones)
I found some I liked and dug it up.
how old does the black bamboo have to be to produce seeds?
I have absolutely no idea. Depends on the species but could be 20 to 80 years and some species rarely produce seeds at all.
I may have to use bamboo for a building material, to replace wood ~ Dam 2x4's are now 10 bucks a board
That's awesome. Is this a clumping or running bamboo?
Bambusa Vulgaris. Tropical clumping.
Nice
what is a worm casting ?
Worm poop
I keep imagining that you look like Jack Nicholson because sometimes you sound like him.
I probably look more like Jeff Bridges younger hotter brother..
Here's another useful video as well: czcams.com/video/1Z7C4dEJtOE/video.html
Do you sell cuttings?
@@seetheforest okay awesome how can i send you my information?
@@TheColorGrimm you can txt me 9four1 232 834 one. or go through www.stitchshifterdesignsinc.com both the same number..
Nice and like it
Great info, but dude buy a tripod already.
Buy a tripod man...
Tripods make everything so static and I would probably keep wandering off frame anyways.. But I will try harder.
That little root could’ve ruined a lot of yards lol.
These are clumping not running bamboo. The ones I collected these from have been growing in the same spots for over 50 years and they had to have been growing for 20 years or more before that. So the parents to these have been growing in the exact same spot for almost 75 years. Not invasive or running.
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what the fucks wrong with you
You nasty bitch
oh boy your camera job is horrible.....it is a pain to watch the video even when the subject matter is so interesting...
Get to the point!