When is the best season to plant bamboo and when is the best month to plant bamboo?

The best planting time of bamboo is from August to 10 in spring or autumn. The temperature is right and the humidity is just right. At this time, planting bamboo can achieve excellent results and the survival rate is quite good. The planting time of different varieties will be different. It is advisable to choose a humid environment with leeward and sunny, and the best soil is deep and fertile, containing organic matter and mineral elements.

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant. In the process of bamboo shoots developing into bamboo, they can grow to 1.5 meters in one day and night. It is advisable to choose a humid environment with leeward and sunny, and the best soil is deep and fertile, containing organic matter and mineral elements.

Bamboo planting season

The best time to plant bamboo is from August to 10 in spring or autumn. The temperature is right and the humidity is just right. At this time, planting bamboo can achieve excellent results and the survival rate is quite good. However, the planting time of different varieties will be different, and bamboo in greenhouse will generally move into greenhouse after three or four months of planting.

The whole process of bamboo planting

1. Variety selection: To grow bamboo, you should choose a variety. Generally, you should choose bamboo that is healthy, free from pests and diseases and grows vigorously for two to three years. Bamboo with yellow color or dark brown and black spots is mostly old bamboo, which is not suitable for planting bamboo. When digging and planting bamboo, leave enough space for the bamboo whip. Don't shake the planted bamboo violently in the process of digging, and dig it out together with bamboo roots, bamboo whips and soil.

2. Digging: Select the planting area and dig a rectangular pit slightly longer than the length of the bamboo whip. Bamboo is a shallow-rooted plant, which does not need to be dug deeply. The depth is only 30 cm, and the topsoil is about 10 cm.

3. Planting: then put in the planting bamboo, fill in the floating soil, and step on it with your feet. In this process, don't hammer the bamboo root hard to avoid damaging the joint between the bamboo root and the bamboo whip. After planting, fix the planted bamboo to prevent the wind or people and animals from shaking the planted bamboo and affecting the growth of bamboo roots. Just water it once.