Maxima bamboo

Written by Durnford Dart. Posted in Clumping Species

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Clumping Species: Gigantochloa pseudoarundinacea

Common Name: Maxima bamboo

Maximum Height:  15m

Culm Diameter: 100mm

Minimum Temperature: – 2°C

Origin: Indonesia

 

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Pot Sizes & Prices:
Pot Price
6L $55
25L $110

 

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It’s also known as G. Maxima. The timber used as a building material and for furniture making. Young shoots are edible. It has silver striped culms.

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Uses for this bamboo species Environments & areas suitable for this bamboo species
Screening – Hedging Full Sun
Erosion Control – Landslip Control Partial Sun
Dust Suppression – Dust Capture Partial Shade
Ornamental Hot Environments
Poles Suburban Areas
Shading Rural Areas
Carbon Sequestration – Stock Feed Swamps

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