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Old 01-01-2005, 09:21 PM
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I was participating in the Christmas bird count when walking near the edge
of a cemetery, I saw a stand of bamboo. I live in Pittsburgh, PA, and we
have had temperatures a number of times around 5 degrees f. The bamboo was
green. It was located in an area where a lot of stuff appeared to be dumped.
Maybe someone placed bamboo at a grave, and the caretakers removed it, and
then dumped it there. I pulled off a section, and brought it home. I stuck
it in a pot with soil inside my house. Do I need to do anything else in
order for it to grow?

thanks

Tom



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Most likely the variety of bamboo you encountered will not propagate
from any above ground parts. You will need a length of rhizome with
viable buds with or without a culm (cane).

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Most likely the variety of bamboo you encountered will not propagate
from any above ground parts. You will need a length of rhizome with
viable buds with or without a culm (cane).

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