Black Bamboo is a tall, attractive black bambooBamboo grown in the United StatesS.Plant resistance areas 7 to 10 of the Ministry of Agriculture.When planted in a container, black bamboo can be indoors for the winter or placed outside.However, the container outside will drop a tough area of plants and only spend the winter in areas 8 to 10.Black Bamboo grows quickly in the fields and containers, and old bamboo grows faster than young bamboo.On the ground, black bamboo grows at a height of 3 to 5 feet per year, eventually reaching a height of 20 to 35 feet.Container-However, a growing plant usually only reaches onehalf to three-Quarter of normal size.Running bamboo travels at 3-5 feet a year.The size of the bamboo corresponds directly to the size of its root ball, so the bamboo in the small container will remain smaller.This trick is temporary.-If bamboo doesn't get more space in the end, its health will drop.If bamboo does not meet the growth requirements, bamboo growth in potted plants or fields will be slower.Black Bamboo stretches its roots within the allowed range.Adapt to this growth model by choosing a long troughlike container.It can be narrow to 10 inch wide if your container is long.Containers of other shapes shall be at least 18 inch wide and 18 inch long, and all bamboo containers shall be at least 18 inch deep.Prepare the pot by placing a mesh filter cloth at the bottom, covering the drain holes.Add a 2-to 4-Thick sand layer in inches on the fabric, with 12-to 14-High-inch layerExcellent filling mixture.Separate the top of the container with a thin layer of covering.Place the black bamboo container in a sunny or partly shady place and place the water plant every two to three days.In very hot and dry weather, watering may be required every day.Fertilize the bamboo every month with balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season, but leave it alone when it is dormant in winter.Apply fertilizer according to the manufacturer's instructions.Re-soak or separate your bamboo and update the potted soil in the container every three to five years ---Or, if plants are bound by roots,Use a clean, sterilized pruning cut to trim withered, weak or dead stems at the soil level as needed.Many varieties of bamboo, including black bamboo, breed quickly when planted in the ground.Some are considered invasive in some parts of the country.Root-like stem barriers, pruning ditches, and sand pits are all effective means of controlling the spread of bamboo, but not planting containers.Don't plant bamboo in a flowerpot, and then plant it in the ground, thinking that there will be bamboo in the flowerpot.Bamboo will first climb out of the drainage hole, and eventually break through the flowerpot, deeper underground than usual, more difficult to remove.