Why does the united states ban bamboo? I finally realized that bamboo was more terrible than we thou

I've brushed the daily vlog of some overseas bloggers, and i've seen people say that some parts of the united states can't grow bamboo on their own, and i was snorting at it, thinking it's bullshit again。

Our country's bamboo is so precious, it's so rare to cook, it's so old to make a basket of furniture, it's nice to grow in the yard

My curiosity came back and i looked into the news, and it really surprised me。

A family in kentucky saw the gold bamboo a few years ago and planted three or four viewes in their yard. It was not surprising that in five years, the ground whips of the gold bamboo had broken through the wall, strewn the neighbor's lawn and broke the base arch of the neighbor's garage. Finally, in addition to paying compensation for the maintenance of the neighbour for more than $20,000, the family had to clean up the bamboo itself at a cost of more than 10,000。

Worse still is the dispute between neighbours rather than the damage caused by bamboo running into the field。

The data show that the forest reserves in tennessee contain an area that has been invaded by bamboo, with 70 per cent reduction in indigenous plants, and even the number of birds and small insects, which are otherwise a good ecological forest and cannot grow anything but bamboo。

Before that, the bamboo on the california river was so long that it blocked the river, that it hit a flood when the rainy season came and washed away dozens of families。

I was wondering why my country had been growing bamboo for so many years

Then it became clear that we had pests like bamboo aphids, bamboo worms and other animals like bamboo rats to control them, and that there was a balance between those who cut bamboo for furniture and dig bamboo for food. There are no restrictions on the united states side, where bamboo whips can travel three or four metres a year, even the walls and tarways can pass through, making it more difficult to clean up, even if a centimetre of roots are left in the ground and can grow again two months later, and $100 is required for professional clean-up。