What does bamboo mean when it blooms and bears fruit? Does it mean that unfortunate things will happen in the world?
Bamboo is a flowering plant. In a certain period, it will blossom and bear fruit. Bamboo will die in pieces after flowering, and the bamboo forest will bloom in a large area, which will cause great losses.
Flowering and fruiting will consume a lot of organic nutrients, which come from roots, stems and leaves. Therefore, after flowering and fruiting, most of the nutrients stored in the vegetative organs are consumed, and they can no longer live and die gradually. This is true of plants that once bloomed, such as wheat and rice, and bamboo is no exception. When bamboo blooms, the nutrients stored in bamboo whips and bamboo poles are exhausted, and most species, such as Phyllostachys pubescens and pear bamboo, are used up. After flowering, all the above-ground and underground parts died.
Some bamboos will not die after flowering, such as Phyllostachys pubescens, Phyllostachys pubescens and a few other bamboo species. After flowering, the aboveground parts will die, while the buds in the underground parts can still be rejuvenated and renewed. There are also some bamboo species, such as water bamboo, flower bamboo and so on. After flowering, the leaves of plants remain green and the underground parts will not die. However, flowers should be picked as soon as possible to reduce nutrient consumption and ensure the normal growth of bamboo forests.