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Bamboo shoot growing season
Growing season of bamboo shoots
The growth season of bamboo shoots is mainly in spring and summer, but it grows slowly in autumn and stops in winter. The growth of bamboo shoots can be divided into three stages, the initial growth is mainly concentrated in February-April, the middle growth is in late April, and the late growth is mainly in May.
The early stage of bamboo shoots grows in summer and autumn, which is the shoot emergence stage. This stage takes about 60 days, and the later growth takes about 40 days. In the early stage of bamboo shoots, it is generally only 1 ~ 2cm/ day, which is also relatively slow.
At present, bamboo shoots are mainly distributed in Guizhou, Sichuan and Yunnan in China. The air in these areas is humid and suitable for the growth of bamboo shoots. Bamboo shoots are picked in different seasons, including winter bamboo shoots and spring bamboo shoots. Bamboo shoots are the most common among winter bamboo shoots.
There are many kinds of bamboo shoots, such as chicken-fed bamboo shoots, early bamboo shoots and thunder bamboo shoots. The time to market is usually between March and April, and the taste is very tender. Winter bamboo shoots are usually listed in 65438+February, so there is a big difference between them.
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