Bamboo is the building material that has no equal. I remember researching it a few years back and it left my jaw on the floor with each amazing thing that it could do better than steel and concrete and could replace timber/wood because of its sustainability. I am so happy to see someone using it to do aeroponics/hydroponics (you could do aeroponics if you stacked smaller diameter bamboo that would fit inside those holes vertically and use a low pressure pump to spray the roots at the top as they grow down, which will give the roots much more room to grow and in turn you could inspect the roots of the plant and not ever worry about root rot, which is very serious in any kind of humid and hot environment)
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Bamboo is the building material that has no equal. I remember researching it a few years back and it left my jaw on the floor with each amazing thing that it could do better than steel and concrete and could replace timber/wood because of its sustainability. I am so happy to see someone using it to do aeroponics/hydroponics (you could do aeroponics if you stacked smaller diameter bamboo that would fit inside those holes vertically and use a low pressure pump to spray the roots at the top as they grow down, which will give the roots much more room to grow and in turn you could inspect the roots of the plant and not ever worry about root rot, which is very serious in any kind of humid and hot environment)