Often plants use both seeds and a rhizome. Bamboo has some interesting types if you are interested by the way. Some species flower only once every 130 years, followed by the death of the entire forest, until the new seeds take over again. (Look for gregarious flowering bamboo)
Interesting fact: 99% of plants are Angiosperms, meaning they produce flowers that then produce seeds. The two most commonly known plants not apart of this group are conifers and ferns.
and there is eveb bamboo that grows over one meter per day. imagine having a 40- meter bamboo (which also spreads rhizomes in every corner) in your garden after theh any similar video XD bt. your content is great
Entire forests of bamboo do indeed bloom. Some take 120 years! Then the entire forest dies out and a new generation comes in. Bamboo is amazing and there are sooo many kinds.
Damn there is so much to learn from these videos: -How the soil is actually a living thing, it moves all the time -How the plant behave, and overcome problems on the way -How soil hold moisture and the way it evaporates -In some shots you can see the THOUSANDS of micro-organism working none stop, without which all this would not be possible Fascinating stuff really, so much to learn for our own gardens.
@@PlutoCratOG I normally buy seeds in my local garden centers or get seeds directly from fresh fruits. However, I have to look on online stores for some rare/special seeds sometimes.
That's amazing. I didn't know that bamboo has seed, I haven't even seen a bamboo seed, until I watch video. Thanks so much bro, absolutely fantastic to watch a bamboo growing from seed in 1 minute! 😲😲😲
@@beskamir5977 some of the earlier plants use spores instead, like ferns and mosses! Its weird that people are surprised that bamboo has seeds? I also see a lot of people concerned over “growths” in their plants that are just flowers lmao
@@MyLovelyKids I'm pretty sure that's cause we bred them to be that way and grow them in mono culture plantations where they can't cross pollinate with other varieties.
That's absolutely horrifying, but that's also peak evolution right there! No wonder this things are so prolific, but still scary since I'm used to plants taking weeks or even months to grow depending on the species
If u guys think bout it carefully bamboo is actually op asf, think about how many things u can make with bamboo since its basically wood and it grows so fast u could have like a smol fire everyday if u started growing bamboo in ur garden
It's an exploitable invasive resource used to manufacture houses in East and southeast Asia also bamboo is widely used in africa and Latin America. The u.s has a native woody bamboo actually! I'm growing moso rn, I hope one of my 200 seeds sprout!
@@claudisimo1720 pues no son temperaturas específicas, de hecho creó que la especie que es "bambusa bambus" no es tan apta para mi clima pero tengo unas 8 germinadas y probé varios metodos, te dire el mas efectivo, lo que hice fue germinarlas en un vaso de plastico con papel higiénico al fondo que siempre debe mantenerse humedo, con varias semillas separadas, de hecho resulta mejor subir un poco y pegar el papel en las paredes del vaso como si fuera un vaso de papel , tampoco tan arriba solo unos 3 cm y las semillas pegarlas en ese papel alrededor, para que la raíz baje, hay que mantenerlo tapado el vaso pero con algo que deje entrar aire, como un trozo de tela, y un lugar oscuro pero no tanto, germinan rápido, con este método crecen altas pero delgadas, cuando ya quieres sobrepasar la tierra los transplante en macetas, no hay que dañar la raiz, si arranca el papel cuando lo saque solo dejaselo La tierra diría que puede ser cualquiera que sea neutra, yo es que le puse abono que da el huizache, que es un árbol que siempre esta tirado ramitas y hojas, con eso nitrogena el suelo, y la gente lo junta para plantas y solo le eche un poco de tierra del suelo también, en teoría seria lo mismo si le pones hojas secas tritudadas de árbol o sacar directamente tierra de arvoles que tiren mucha hoja, el bambú es lo que suele hacer, tirar mucha hoja que después le sirve como abono, pon la maceta que amenas le de luz y le vas dando cada vez mas luz moviendola a donde de mas tiempo sol, aunque si esta nublado o epoca de lluvias simplemente ya la puedes dejar fuera aunque quizás sea mejor que uses humus de lombriz, y te vaya mejor, creo que tengo 3 o 4 meses igual y están mas chicas que el del video
Make sure you prep 2.5 feet moats around your land AND then lines walls with thick material 3 feet high rizomes cannot penetrate through to spread beyond that point. 1 foot sticks up above surface as rizomes can sometimes jump edges if barrior is lower than 4 inches.
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WOW i liked that video a lot but heres question why bamboo you could've done grapes and pine tree and if u see this make a video of pine tree and grape tree and probably cherry ok BYEEEEEEEE
so when they said bamboo takes 5 years to grow its roots before its stem pops up on the surface, and then it grows several feet every night.... all that to say we must build a good foundation slowly, and then we shall see sustained and strong success in the long-run... all bull? here the bloody thing shoots up in less than 7 days.
This channel is absolutely my muse. Ultra calming and pleasant. Keeps me out of depression. I'm not sure how it's just so simple but enjoyable.
I agree
👍👍👍😊
There’s lots of these channels
Eat more meat that will keep you out if depression.
Today I learned bamboo has seeds. I thought it spread from a rhizome.
Also, some bamboos are clumping and some spread everywhere.
That rhizome comes from a seed
Often plants use both seeds and a rhizome. Bamboo has some interesting types if you are interested by the way. Some species flower only once every 130 years, followed by the death of the entire forest, until the new seeds take over again. (Look for gregarious flowering bamboo)
Interesting fact: 99% of plants are Angiosperms, meaning they produce flowers that then produce seeds. The two most commonly known plants not apart of this group are conifers and ferns.
I was surprised also!
Wow, all of that from just one tiny seed?! Awesome!
Pine seeds are also tiny. But they grow to 40 meters. Like a 13-storey building.
@@dmitrimikrioukov5935 ok
Yeah it's just one tiny seed but it's all we really need
and there is eveb bamboo that grows over one meter per day. imagine having a 40- meter bamboo (which also spreads rhizomes in every corner) in your garden after theh any similar video XD
bt. your content is great
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Entire forests of bamboo do indeed bloom. Some take 120 years! Then the entire forest dies out and a new generation comes in. Bamboo is amazing and there are sooo many kinds.
Wow, every video this guy makes is amazing
Damn there is so much to learn from these videos:
-How the soil is actually a living thing, it moves all the time
-How the plant behave, and overcome problems on the way
-How soil hold moisture and the way it evaporates
-In some shots you can see the THOUSANDS of micro-organism working none stop, without which all this would not be possible
Fascinating stuff really, so much to learn for our own gardens.
The soil moves whenever he adds water to the soil again.
Yes micro organisms are importend, but you can grow a plant perfectly fine in a completely sterile medium so that part is not completely true
@@KamTacos r/wooosh
@@OxyToxyNT000 "r/wooosh" is used when someone misses the joke, what joke is there in this comment though?
@@KamTacos read the comment again
Wow, great! Your bamboo grew fast. Mine is in day 90, but it looks like yours in day 50.
Where'd you get reliable seeds
Can you maybe make a video about your bamboo?
I subscribed now to you
@@PlutoCratOG I normally buy seeds in my local garden centers or get seeds directly from fresh fruits. However, I have to look on online stores for some rare/special seeds sometimes.
@@maler._.Max1 Definitely, it's in the process.
@@eLapseTime nice to hear 👍
I need to say this but I like your videos they are all interesting to
Could you create a playlist with all the videos, please? This way we can watch all the videos one by one. Love the content
I really appreciate your time and effort for these amazing videos 👍
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watching plants grow makes me happy idk why but it just does
I friggin love bamboo. I try to plant it on every golf course and barren field I come across.
amazingly satisfying to watch the leaves open
I love that it spreads it’s actually really cool
That's amazing. I didn't know that bamboo has seed, I haven't even seen a bamboo seed, until I watch video. Thanks so much bro, absolutely fantastic to watch a bamboo growing from seed in 1 minute! 😲😲😲
Sooo pleasant to see the bamboo growing so well~💞
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
I don't know if you take video ideas, but cotton would be really cool! Love your videos!
Holy cow! Bamboo is so special when they blooming that mean there life has come to an end after seeding the mother plant will die instantly
That was my first thought when I saw that bamboo seed. A very special seed indeed.
Te best Chanel from finland i've found :)
I hadn't appreciated how quickly bamboo grew :)
They’re like the fastest growing plant. Apparently you can see them growing in real time
@@lettuce1626 It wasn't that fast in this time lapse.
Other plants: Yeah, I’ll take a few years and build a strong foundation!
Bamboo: MUST. GROW. MUST. GROW.
For context, some species of bamboo can grow multiple feet per day.
sucha coincidence, i couldnt find any info on the growth of bamboo but I bought seeds, thanks
👍🏼All that from one seed! 🎉😎✌🏼
It is amazing to know that bamboo has seeds.
As far as I know every plant has seeds.
@@beskamir5977 some of the earlier plants use spores instead, like ferns and mosses! Its weird that people are surprised that bamboo has seeds? I also see a lot of people concerned over “growths” in their plants that are just flowers lmao
@@beskamir5977 Some bananas don’t have them
@@MyLovelyKids I'm pretty sure that's cause we bred them to be that way and grow them in mono culture plantations where they can't cross pollinate with other varieties.
@@beskamir5977 you’re right
That's absolutely horrifying, but that's also peak evolution right there! No wonder this things are so prolific, but still scary since I'm used to plants taking weeks or even months to grow depending on the species
I bet this guys garden is like heaven
The fastest growing plant in the world👍
Bruh, how do you even get bamboo seeds?
How the laves unfurl is absolutely mesmerizing
내가 시청하는 유튜버중에 유일하게 1배속으로 보는 채널.
It’s crazy how fast bamboo grows
If u guys think bout it carefully bamboo is actually op asf, think about how many things u can make with bamboo since its basically wood and it grows so fast u could have like a smol fire everyday if u started growing bamboo in ur garden
It's an exploitable invasive resource used to manufacture houses in East and southeast Asia also bamboo is widely used in africa and Latin America. The u.s has a native woody bamboo actually! I'm growing moso rn, I hope one of my 200 seeds sprout!
Very cool!
Where did you get that seed!
Tengo ese mismo bambú germinado desde semilla, cada vez sacan brotes mas gruesos en lugar de hacerse mas grueso, así es como se hacen mas grandes
hola, genial, consultas: a qué temperatura? acidez de sustrato?
@@claudisimo1720 pues no son temperaturas específicas, de hecho creó que la especie que es "bambusa bambus" no es tan apta para mi clima pero tengo unas 8 germinadas y probé varios metodos, te dire el mas efectivo, lo que hice fue germinarlas en un vaso de plastico con papel higiénico al fondo que siempre debe mantenerse humedo, con varias semillas separadas, de hecho resulta mejor subir un poco y pegar el papel en las paredes del vaso como si fuera un vaso de papel , tampoco tan arriba solo unos 3 cm y las semillas pegarlas en ese papel alrededor, para que la raíz baje, hay que mantenerlo tapado el vaso pero con algo que deje entrar aire, como un trozo de tela, y un lugar oscuro pero no tanto, germinan rápido, con este método crecen altas pero delgadas, cuando ya quieres sobrepasar la tierra los transplante en macetas, no hay que dañar la raiz, si arranca el papel cuando lo saque solo dejaselo
La tierra diría que puede ser cualquiera que sea neutra, yo es que le puse abono que da el huizache, que es un árbol que siempre esta tirado ramitas y hojas, con eso nitrogena el suelo, y la gente lo junta para plantas y solo le eche un poco de tierra del suelo también, en teoría seria lo mismo si le pones hojas secas tritudadas de árbol o sacar directamente tierra de arvoles que tiren mucha hoja, el bambú es lo que suele hacer, tirar mucha hoja que después le sirve como abono, pon la maceta que amenas le de luz y le vas dando cada vez mas luz moviendola a donde de mas tiempo sol, aunque si esta nublado o epoca de lluvias simplemente ya la puedes dejar fuera
aunque quizás sea mejor que uses humus de lombriz, y te vaya mejor, creo que tengo 3 o 4 meses igual y están mas chicas que el del video
Please also Show us how you record these timelapses? We would love to learn.
I have went through hundreds of seeds with no luck, I am in the easiest word I can think of quite jealous
Hope u notice me can u plant a Orange or tamato? I wanna see
Tamato is already planted ig
They already have a tomato video posted, and their video on a lemon tree would be almost the same as an orange tree
Thanks
Which kind is this? Which variety of bamboo?
Make sure you prep 2.5 feet moats around your land AND then lines walls with thick material 3 feet high rizomes cannot penetrate through to spread beyond that point. 1 foot sticks up above surface as rizomes can sometimes jump edges if barrior is lower than 4 inches.
Bravooooo 👏🙌
Epic bamboo music is epic
Superb
Amazing
bamboo has seeds???? I would’ve never thought 😲
Oh look 15 minutes ago, first time that I'm early lol
Sanat harikası bir eser inşa ediliyor. Subhanallah!
That was inspiring
Have you ever timelapsed cacti growing from seed?
He's got a dragonfruit video. That's basicly a cactus
What type of bamboo is this? Could you please share where did you buy the seeds from?
Nice video
What type of soil do you use
Thank you.
110 days in 1,5 minutes. Amazing
Aapne kitne plants laga rakhe h at present time? And kitne cameras? Please tell🤨
fun fact: bamboo is the fastest growing
plant! it grows 34.5 cm in a single day!
Hello, what size is that pot?
Do you use your own Soil mix or just some brand of Soil mix from the store?
BAMBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!😱
Do the bamboo plants that we like to have in water make seeds or no?
I'm sitting here literally watching grass grow. 😀
👍🏻👍🏻
Lmao I was expecting the long stocks of bamboo
This is from a single seed or many ?
Where does one get bamboo SEED? Didn't realize it could be grown this way!
online
Hello! Bring back the old preview design. It was very minimalistic.
is the liquid is water or some kind of solution
Estou usando o UA-cam de maneira errada, sou viciado nesses videls
Nice
Can you plant a coconut please
How many seeds did you have to go through
I wish I could see also the roots part also
I like that bamboo
What kind of lamp do you use to grow plants indoor?
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Growing really fast
I'd heard that bamboos can grow 10 cm in a day, well in this video it certainly looks like it
Wow.
I must be going crazy because I swear someone, somewhere, told me that bamboo can only reproduce with shoots. Seeds seem so...surreal
Wait how did you get bamboo seed?
Curious, where do you keep all of these plants? Or do you sell them?
Нереально круто и быстро
Can you send me a grow light like yours? I want to grow things like you but I can't afford it :( Love your videos bro.
Does bamboo not grow so fast?
Real or computerize?
I knew bamboo grew fast but not that fast. Have you thought of doing a time-lapse for a paw paw tree?
This is a bamboo life
Ok pls what kind of ground ?
Another 75 years and it'll produce seeds!
WOW i liked that video a lot but heres question why bamboo you could've done grapes and pine tree and if u see this make a video of pine tree and grape tree and probably cherry ok BYEEEEEEEE
I demand to know what that soil is made of!
the soil is made out of a miture of soil, soil and soil. dont forget to add a pinch of soil too
I think is peat moss
what kind of soil do you use?!
soil
Can you make a 365 day Timelapse I’ve watched mango but no other
Where to get the seed from the plant?
That does not look like a bamboo to me. Also where was the sun/heat source, the bamboo seemed to be growing sideways
I thought bamboo grew faster than that
When you plant it from seeds its at the beginning very slow
But after a bit of time it will grow faster
@@maler._.Max1ok
so when they said bamboo takes 5 years to grow its roots before its stem pops up on the surface, and then it grows several feet every night....
all that to say we must build a good foundation slowly, and then we shall see sustained and strong success in the long-run...
all bull?
here the bloody thing shoots up in less than 7 days.
bamboo have seeds?
Yes it has seeds
Bamboo use seeds and rhyzomes to grow more bamboo
@@maler._.Max1 oooooooo yaaaa i've seen it. But i thought that was another plants flower. A grass or something. Thanks dude
Is it edible?
They got to 110 days and thought wtf am I doing... yoink!
How many seeds per pot?
Fun Fact:Bamboos Grow So Fast That Was An Actual Torture Method
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