In what season does bamboo grow leaves?

In spring and summer, when bamboo shoots, it keeps leaving, but in autumn, it slowly leaves. The growth cycle of bamboo is 60 years. It will grow from bamboo shoots to bamboo shoots and then to new bamboo, but the height will not last.

Bamboo can bloom, but it has no seasonal law, and it only blooms once in a lifetime. Bamboo is a perennial plant, but after flowering, the leaves will turn yellow, sometimes the leaves will fall off and the stems will turn yellow.

There are many kinds of bamboo, so the flowering time is different, and sometimes even the same kind of bamboo has different flowering time. Bamboo will lose its leaves when it blooms, which also means that bamboo will face death. It grows bamboo shoots in May, and stops its physiological activities in the cold winter until the temperature rises again.

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Growth habit

Most bamboos like warm and humid climate and are abundant in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions. Bamboo is one of the forest resources. There are more than 70 genera 1200 species of bamboo plants in the world, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, and a few bamboos are distributed in temperate and cold regions.

Bamboo requires deep and fertile acid soil rich in organic matter and mineral elements. Because the underground stems of clustered bamboos and miscellaneous bamboos are shallow in the soil, and the shoot emergence period is in summer and autumn, Hsinchu can't be completely lignified in that year and can't stand the cold and drought, so the growth in the north is limited, and the requirements for soil are higher than those of scattered bamboos.

Bamboo requires not only enough water, but also good drainage.