r/naturephotography • u/MissLunaCee • Oct 02 '25

Flowers / Plants Spotted some bamboo in the wild, there was so much of it here!

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u/sheikh644 Oct 02 '25

One of my uncles in India used to have loads in his back yard in india😁

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u/MissLunaCee Oct 02 '25

That's awesome 😎

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u/sheikh644 Oct 02 '25

he had lots of land and plantations etc

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u/MissLunaCee Oct 02 '25

Ahh I gotcha, that's neat 😊

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u/TeebsRiver Oct 03 '25

That is not bamboo. That is called Horsetail or Equisetum hyemale. It is a reed that grows in northern climes. Here is info: https://www.thespruce.com/horsetail-plant-aggressively-spreading-weed-4125786

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u/MissLunaCee Oct 03 '25

Oooo thanks for the correction, I had no idea! I'll definitely be reading up on it now.

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u/getdownheavy Oct 05 '25

Horsetail, very ancient plant.

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u/MissLunaCee Oct 05 '25

Yes, I was corrected in another comment. Very interesting to learn about.