Bamboo roots grow too fast, destroying farmland. How to kill bamboo roots?

Bamboo grows fast and has ornamental value, so many people like to grow bamboo, and the survival rate of bamboo is very strong. The only thing people hate about bamboo is that when it takes root and spreads, it will be out of control. It will make it impossible to grow crops in farmland, and there is an empty farmland to raise bamboo. Some chemical methods can be used to destroy bamboo roots.

Bamboo belongs to grass, and the middle of bamboo is hollow. If it is a tree, there will be annual rings. Bamboo is grass, and its roots can be removed by weeding. The most commonly used herbicide is glyphosate, which can be used in spring. It is best to chop bamboo and spray glyphosate once every once in a while to prevent bamboo roots from sprouting.

Old people usually plant sesame seeds around bamboo roots to treat it, and the effect is particularly good. Where there are sesame seeds, no bamboo roots spread. Sesame can rot the roots of bamboo, so sesame is the bane of bamboo.

When planting bamboo, some people will dig deep ditches and install durable plastic partitions to prevent the spread of roots. There are holes in the partitions to facilitate drainage. It can be inferred from this method that after you cut the bamboo, find out the position of the left root system, dig a deep ditch and stop the water supply to the bamboo root system, and the bamboo root system will naturally dry up and die slowly. This method uses the water that can't be supplied to bamboo roots in time, which leads to bamboo death.

There is another method that is not recommended. There was a fire once, and a lot of bamboo was burned. There is no trace of bamboo growth in the burned place, and bamboo is also afraid of fire, and bamboo roots will not spread after being burned once.