lucky bamboo black mountain Timor Black Clumping Bamboo- Bambusa Lako Black Bamboo

lucky bamboo black mountain Timor Black Clumping Bamboo- Bambusa Lako Black BambooQuick Plant Specs Plant Type: Non invasive clumping bamboo Botanical Name: Bambusa lako Mature Height: 3050 ft Spacing for Hedge: 58 ft apart Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade Growth Habit: Tall upright clumping bamboo Cane Color: Dark chocolate to nearly black canes Cold Tolerance: Extremely cold sensitive Best Uses: Privacy hedge, tropical landscape screen, specimen bamboo Important Climate Note: Black Bamboo is a very tropical bamboo and

Quick Plant Specs

• Plant Type: Non-invasive clumping bamboo
• Botanical Name: Bambusa lako
• Mature Height: 30–50 ft
• Spacing for Hedge: 5–8 ft apart
• Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
• Growth Habit: Tall upright clumping bamboo
• Cane Color: Dark chocolate to nearly black canes
• Cold Tolerance: Extremely cold sensitive
• Best Uses: Privacy hedge, tropical landscape screen, specimen bamboo

Important Climate Note: Black Bamboo is a very tropical bamboo and is extremely cold sensitive. In our experience it performs reliably only in South Florida, generally south of Sarasota. If you are outside this area, we recommend choosing a different bamboo variety.

Shipping Restriction: Due to its tropical nature, we currently ship Black Bamboo only within the state of Florida.

Black Bamboo – Bambusa lako

Black Bamboo (Bambusa lako) is a striking clumping bamboo known for its dark, nearly black canes and tall upright growth. The dramatic culm color contrasts beautifully with its lush green foliage, creating one of the most distinctive bamboo displays available.

This bamboo forms a large tropical clump and is often used for privacy screens, landscape accents, and bold architectural plantings. When planted in rows with proper spacing, it gradually develops into a tall living screen that adds height, shade, and strong visual impact.

Like all bamboo we offer, Black Bamboo is a non-invasive clumping bamboo. It expands slowly from the base rather than spreading aggressively through underground runners.

Best Uses

• Tall privacy hedges and living fences
• Tropical landscape screens
• Dramatic specimen bamboo
• Architectural landscape plantings

Plant several together in a row to create a dramatic bamboo hedge that fills in naturally over time.