Mahal bamboo

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Clumping Species: Bambusa longispiculata

Common Name: Mahal bamboo

Maximum Height: 5m

Culm Diameter: 50mm

Minimum Temperature: – 5°C

Origin:  India

 

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They have green culms with light green stripes near the node rings. It’s an open clumping species with branches to ground level.Extremely long rhizome necks produce a very wide and open clump. It’s ideally suited for soil stabilization on dam faces. In return makes an excellent shelter for the waterfowl. It is very picturesque.

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