Just want so show this pictures,
saw this bamboos today visiting the ruins of Cuyusquihui,
very big and impressive.

Greetings

La Chepa

Thanks again,

will write you a pm,

la chepa

Here three pics of another species. This one dont grow so big and fast as Bambusa bambos. Culms are light green with a kind of white powder or little hairs - surfase is kind of rough. Younger culms have stripes, some with pinkish colour. Older ones get yellow. Thanks for the help, saludos La Chepa

Tuxpan is one hour away from the place I live. Yes, I live at the coast - near Teculutla. And indeed its a very nice country.

You speak any spanish?

Best wishes

La Chepa

:cheers: yipeeh! Thats it!! Thank you very much! That was fast! It is indeed Bambusa bambos! I also learned now from GRIN Taxonomy that a Synonym is Bambusa arundinaceae - and that is what I got as seeds! That is indeed a great help. Does it bother you if I ask for some more help and post some more ...

Hi Alan, thanx for answering. Really appreciate your help. Yes, plants are 2 and 3 years old. Got the seeds from my friend, didnt know what will happen when I put them in soil. :) Now I am fascinated of this plants and how they grow under my conditions (tropical part of the State of Veracruz). Made ...

Maybe it helps when I tell what species I grew up from seeds. I have: Bambusa textilis Bambusa lako Bambusa arundinaceae Bambusa ventricosa Dendrocalamus membranaceus Dendrocalamus strictus Gigantochloa atroviolacea Phyllostachys pubescens Dendrocalamus minor Maybe I only have to wait until plants a...

Hi there, I have a little bamboo collection here in Mexico. Grew them up from seeds. I got the seeds from friends, but was not so well organised with labeling of the species. :cry: Now plants are quite big and I dont know what is what. Hope anyone can help me here with identification. Here some pics...

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