Bambusa chungii, bambusa eutuldoides viridi, bambusa glaucophylla, bambusa lako, bambusa malingensis, bambusa multiplex, bambusa oldhamii, bambusa pervariabilis viridistriata, bambusa textilis gracilis, bambusa textilis, bambusa textilis mutabilis, bambusa vulgaris, dendrocalamus minor amoenus, gigantochloa atroviolacia and guadua angustifolia.

Generally, the tropical bamboos spread like clumpers and the temperate bamboos spread their roots like runners. Bamboo has different heights, starting from dwarf and one foot plants to giant timber bamboos, which are capable of growing over 100 feet.  Bamboo grows in many different climates around the globe, widespread throughout the Old and New World tropics.

Some Bamboo plants tips based on our bamboo nursery in Florida.

- Water your bamboo plants, avoiding some chemicals from faucet water, as filtered or rain water.

- When watering your Bamboo plants, you need to submerge the bamboo roots, so the water level in the container must be high.

- Water has to be refilled about once a week.

 - Bamboo plants need indirect light, receiving it in a moderate level:  It's not a good idea too much light, consequences as the turning of color to yellow can kill the bamboo plant.

- Aquarium plant food is a good for your bamboo plants, you can do this about once a month by changing the water.

- When is it time to water ? When the top inch of soil is dry. It should be watered, but not over soaked.