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Bamboo
brandon1_gw

What species bamboo is this?

brandon1
9 years ago

I'd like to know what type if bamboo this is, because I'd like to take it out from my backyard and make it an indoor plant.

Comment (1)

  • botanicalbill
    9 years ago

    The short leafs look similar to Bambusa Malengensus (sea breeze). It cannot be grown indoors.

    Here is a link that might be useful: SeaBreeze video

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