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Cutting culms while thinning bamboo
I posted this today as a reply to the "Thinning bamboo" thread,
but I really could use some help on this: When cutting out culms for thinning, does one cut them at ground level or at the first or second node? I've read conflicting things about this, and would like to cut as close to the ground as I can manage, but don't want to damage the plant. Any comments on this from veterans? Thanks. -Roger |
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Cutting culms while thinning bamboo
Cut as close to the ground as possible. Be sure to cut the culm off flush
with the ground and not at an angle. (Bamboo cut at an angle is an accident waiting to happen.) Mary Ann When cutting out culms for thinning, does one cut them at ground level or at the first or second node? I've read conflicting things about this, and would like to cut as close to the ground as I can manage, but don't want to damage the plant. Any comments on this from veterans? Thanks. -Roger |
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