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03-12-2009, 02:12 AM
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  | Lucky bamboo is not a true bamboo. It's a member of the lily family. Bamboo is a member of the grass family of plants.  | ||
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03-23-2009, 09:48 AM
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| the EZ-Cloner did a killer job on 400 bamboo cuttings last year. I planted them 24 inches a part and staggered two rows along my internal property-line. They are about 2ft now. This year I will plant Black Berries bushes in those spaces between; for one hell of a fence in a few years. Flo/lights, Clonex Liquid dip, ph @ 6.3. bumps in 1 week, rooted in 2 weeks Mycorriahizal at the roots @ transplant Almost 8 weeks before they started to look happy; 400 was a big number, keep roots wet. PRE-DIG your placements.
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03-23-2009, 07:34 PM
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| thanks a lot donhydro, really good to hear/know. Also... man, I can give you all the blackberry you want. I try to get rid of that stuff (much as I love their berries). Hilarious to hear of someone planting it intentionally.
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03-25-2009, 04:59 PM
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| should be easy to do. Bamboo is basically a modified grass and once that gets going...... I really think one season will be sufficient, not 5 years!  I am going on my small amount of experience with it, too! best of luck! note to self : read entire post before giving "new" knowledge...... 
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Once you try to cut through ten yards blackberries, you'll know why someone would plant them on purpose.
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