Can mold/mould grow on bamboo?

Yes mould can grow on bamboo especially when you just cut and store it. This is why is better to dry the bamboo ( fire, sun...) before store it. The moild will appear in each section. The best way I found to remove it is to use some red oil , a linseed oil( aceite rojo), but not sure of the name in english. read more

Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) are sold as hearty, low-maintenance plants. Unfortunately, low-maintenance often gets confused with no-maintenance. Since most lucky bamboo plants grow in water, the wet conditions can lend themselves quickly to mold and mildew. read more

The forming of bamboo mold, spores and mildew on the surface of bamboo canes is not uncommon, especially when bamboo is not 100% dry. Surface mold on bamboo products will only occur once, maybe twice until the moisture content inside the bamboo canes is completely evaporated. read more