Clean Common Bamboo Seeds, For Agriculture, Style : Dried, Natural, Raw

Bamboo is a type of grass that is not a tree. It has hollow, cylindrical stems that can grow up to 25-65 feet (8-20 m) tall and 8 inches (20 cm) in diameter. Bamboo can live up to 100 years. 

Bamboo is an evergreen, perennial plant. It grows in clumps from a thick underground stem called a rhizome. The stems, called culms, are divided into sections by nodes. 

Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants in the world. 

 Some species can grow as much as 30 cm (1 foot) per day. 

 Bamboo uses its energy to expand its roots and grow more shoots in the spring. These shoots emerge out of the ground and grow taller and wider for around 60 days.

Bamboo has many uses, including: 

Construction (flooring, roofing designing, and scaffolding)

Furniture

Food

Biofuel

Fabrics, cloth, paper, pulp, charcoal

Ornamental garden planting

Bamboo is mainly found in Africa, America, and Asia, but can also grow in Europe.