Now this Advertiser used Google’s DoubleClick ad serving/targeting platform to determine that you therefore this ad may been matched to your interests or previous visits to websites, or it may are selected based solely on the website you are visiting. Bamboo is in really similar family as grass, and is among the most sustainable resources on earth. Bamboo is growing rapidly and in abundance, and That’s a fact, it’s becoming an increasingly popular material both in furniture, home ware and now also clothes. Now look. Bamboo plants mature quickly and are ready for harvesting after only four years. How much it grows is entirely dependent on the climate and the soil.
Bamboo is the fastest growing plant globally.
Amazingly, the bamboo plant requires virtually no watering and functions fully with what water nature provides.
Bamboo plant has once been measured to have grown as much as 121 centimetres in one day, It can grow up to 60 cm a day, sometimes more. It spreads easily as it plants itself and does not require replanting after harvesting. Anyways, it does not get attacked by pests, an important factor is that bamboo is grown without using chemicals or pesticides, and it actually has an antibacterial effect. It’s also important to emphasise that bamboo actually helps remove CO2 from the atmosphere through photosynthesis, and it generates far more oxygen than trees.
Bamboo plant also nourishes the soil because of its rich network of roots. While clothing and electronics, an important source of income for many people, mainly in Asia, where bamboo is used for furniture, construction. It develops into the most wonderfully soft fabric with a feeling and shine that is similar to silk, when the bamboo fibre is made into textile. Bamboo also has an antibacterial effect, that is maintained in textile manufacture. Undoubtedly it’s very comfortable to wear, bamboo fabric is absorbent and very breathable, even after many hours and in warm weather. On a warm day it actually has an almost cooling feeling. Unless grown organically, bamboo is much softer than cotton and requires no treatment just like cotton, that needs lots of water and usually pesticides.
Now look, the manufacturing process is a single downside, as the sustainability of bamboo is determined by the manufacturing process.