Bambusa Vulgaris

By following the ongoing market developments and trends, we are the leading Exporter & Processor of Bambusa Vulgaris in Foahn, Guangdong, China. Bambusa vulgaris or Common Bamboo is a giant tropical and subtropical clumping bamboo native to southern China and Madagascar. This species is cultivated extensively in many parts of the world.
Culms: Bambusa vulgaris culms are bright green, glossy, erect below and arching above and have an average height between 10-20 m. Internodes are 25-35 cm long, and have an average diameter of 4-10 cm.
Branches: Several to many clustered branches with 1-3 larger dominant branches. Branches usually occur from mid-culm to top.
Leaves: Narrow leaves which are on average 15-25 cm long and 2-4 cm wide.
Habitat: Bambusa vulgaris often occurs spontaneously or naturalized on river banks, roadsides, wastelands and open ground, generally at low altitudes. In cultivation it grows very vigorous on moist soil and under humid conditions but tolerates a wide range of climatic conditions and soil types up to 1,200 m altitude. In dry season the bamboo plants may become completely defoliated but recuperate once rainy season starts. This bamboo species can survive low temperatures up to -3A C and has a high adaptation to semi-arid areas, and on degraded and flooded lands.