Four-year-old black bamboo flowering (going to seed) with sparse new leaves: flowering often signals decline in bamboo. Various revival methods (cutting, fertilizing, watering) have mixed success; many gardeners remove flowering culms or entire plant.
Flowering is genetically programmed; stress can trigger it. Proper care may save the planting, but expect reduced vigor for years.
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