BAMBOO BONSAI-BAMBOO IS A MEMBER OF THE GRASS FAMILY, BUT MAKES FOR NICE BONSAI. IT IS NICE TO HAVE A LITTLE FOREST OF THE CANES. THE BAMBOO IN THIS SEGMENT IS FROM A SINGLE CUTTING FROM ONE OF MY BAMBOO PLANTS. THE CUTTING DEVELOPED A SECOND CANE AND THOSE TWO CANES ARE WHAT I AM WORKING WITH HERE.(I posted a new viedo recently (May, 2008- showing traditional bonsai at the Morikami Museum. It’s just a silent look at their trees, but it is inspiring)(“Morikami Bonsai Gardens May 2008”).(***PLEASE VIEW PART 12 ABOUT THE WARNING ON HANDLING SPHAGNUM MOSS BEFORE YOU WORK WITH SPHAGNUM MOSS***).
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Esto es un momarracho…. dedicate a otra cosa chabon!!! Have a nice day!
Is this lucky bamboo or real bamboo?
Hi,
I keep it under a dense Southern Oak, where it is well shaded. I feed all my plants once a week in the summer. 50% the recommended dose. Or less. I water daily wjhen over 90 degrees. Check the sphagnum moss by touch and sight, pull the plant out of the pot and check the roots. See if the leaves are wilted. As long as you have good drainage, you can’t really overwater by watering once a day (here in Southern Florida).
After you transfer the bamboo into its new pot, what kind of sun exposure suits it best? What are the watering/feeding requirements? Thanks