Why Bamboo

Bamboo is a sustainable and renewable resource as it continuously spreads vegetatively. A bamboo forest will therefore develop much faster than tree forests.

Bamboo grows naturally in vast forests. It removes and requires very little from the soil, and its fallen leaves are enough to replenish the nutrients. Soil pollution would get reduced considerably. The quality of soil for cultivation would increase.

Bamboo becomes a highly beneficial tool to clean the air we breathe. Stands of bamboo consume 35% more carbon dioxide and can produce 35% more oxygen than an equivalent stand of trees.

Bamboo can play a vital part in new way of living, every part of the plant can be utilized. Bamboo sustainability starts and end in the soil.

Bamboo saves more trees, regenerates naturally and is one of the most eco-friendly resources on the planet! It keeps our soil stronger, our air cleaner and our environment healthier than anything else, making it the “loving stalk” of the world.

Bamboo is stronger than oak, softer than cotton, faster growing than hemp, and nearly indestructible. Bamboo can make pretty much anything, and in most cases it can do so sustainably and with less toxicity.